Material Bank Is A Game Changer for A&D Specifiers
byWDM connects with Material Bank founder, Adam Sandow to learn more about the concept and his assessment of how Material Bank is upending the specification process for the A&D community.
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NeoCon 2019: 7th Floor Finds
byAt NeoCon 51, the 7th floor of the Merchandise Mart filled with a plethora of up and coming product exhibits leading the way. Here’s what caught our eye.
One Way to Deliver a “Resimercial” Element to Your Office Space
byTandus Centiva custom area rugs from Tarkett offer choice, flexibility, and a quick turnaround time! Tandus Centiva’s refined woven area rugs add regality and…
Kimball’s “Theo” chair is a twist on Mid Century that is totally contemporary!
byKimball Office’s new Theo line succeeds at being a scalable, contemporary option that works in multiple workplace environments.
Data-Driven Design for the Modern Workplace
byWith Serraview’s technology, offices are empowered to make informed, data-driven decisions. Plus this company helps office design keep up with changes.
Meet the Exhibitors Coming to Our First Pop-Up Showroom
byNo time to schedule lunch and learn sessions in the middle of your busy day? Join Work Design Magazine as we launch our first pop-up…
2017 NeoCon in Review
byAt NeoCon this year, there was a great sense of confidence in the air. Read on to see what caught our attention this year.
How Allseating is Differentiating Itself with Exchange
byThe company is taking a fresh approach to soft seating.
Lumbar Support Brought to You by Lobsters
byYum. Get a closer look at Todd Bracher’s new Trea chair for Humanscale, inspired by the exoskeleton of a lobster.
All This Buzz About a Picnic Table?
byYou bet. Check out how BuzziSpace gave the lunch table — an age old symbol for community — new life as a tool for the modern office.
What Stopped Us in Our Tracks at NeoCon
byBenching and nesting and standing, oh my! Here’s a gallery of products that made us stop for a closer look last week at the Mart.
NeoCon in Review
byHeight adjustable desks, a perceived return to individual offices, and enclave-like breakout spaces took center stage last week at the Mart.