Floor Covering News
SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
W ith congestion at the ports beginning to ease, many flooring manufacturers find themselves in a position in which they are now facing a surplus of inventory heading into the fall selling season. Daltile’s new Scrapbook glazed porcelain tile offers vintage-inspired, 8-inch hexagons with 2 x 8 floor tiles in muted colors.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JULY 20, 2015
This two-storey private residence designed by ArcHaus Architects in Auckland, New Zealand was especially planned for a couple who often receives visits from their extended family. The main building offers extensive views towards Tamaki Strait and out to Rangitoto and Waiheke Island in New Zealand.
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Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JULY 30, 2015
Annandale Seascape Cottage was designed by the architectural firm Pattersons on the edge of the peninsula Banks in New Zealand. ” The interiors are a hypnotizing array of textures, with furniture reduced to the minimum, encouraging a powerful connection with the outdoors. It is lined with horizontal macrocarpa wood.
Floor Covering News
FEBRUARY 14, 2022
The “show,” of course, was Surfaces 2022 —the first fully vested flooring convention since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Surfaces 2022 event, meanwhile, featured all the major players as well as top-tier flooring retailers. Judy Rosas, Sergio Rosas Flooring, Valencia, Calif., I am new to the flooring business.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JANUARY 28, 2015
Challenged to develop a residence that would victoriously face the cold winters and hot summers in Taupo Tauranga, New Zealand, Dorrington Architects created the Rutherford House. According to the architects, “the concrete base provides the required floor level rise, creating intermediate zones between inside and outside.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
OCTOBER 3, 2014
Demonstrating a “total makeover of a typical polish family house from 70s of XX century”, the new Black Cube House by KameleonLab extends in two opposite directions, creating space for a living room on the ground floor and new parents bedroom and wardrobe on first floor.
Stagetecture
SEPTEMBER 25, 2015
The Skysphere is the brainchild of Jono Williams, a graphic designer and plastics engineer from New Zealand. The engineer spent $50,000 and took 3 years to create and assemble each element – from the sphere and steel structure to the wood flooring and ceiling. The glass walls add to its beauty and bring the outdoors in.
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