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After a year of fun, rambunctious maximalism – think “Brat Summer” and “Wicked Winter” greens – Pantone’s is here, and it’s a warm, delectable brown. In contrast to more, “of the moment” shades, Mocha Mousse emerges as a timeless neutral, offering grounding familiarity after a year of bold, rebellious colors; revolving micro-trends; and heightened cultural tensions.

Project Details Client: Canopy Imaging Location: Northland, New Zealand Design: Pilkington 6 Design Carpet Products: Past Forward – Circa Then in Forest Past Forward – Retrospec in Olive Past Forward – Arley in Lichen Near and Far – NF401 in Driftwood Upon Common Ground – Shallows in Rainforest LVT Product: Level Set Natural Woodgrains in Beech Photography: © Mark Scowen Canopy Imaging, a leading supplier of diagnostic imaging services, embarked on a nationwide rebranding initiative to unify...

Project Details Facility: Christa McAuliffe Elementary School Location: Concord, NH Photography: © 2012 Ed Wonsek | © 2024 Ridgelight Studio Photography Architect/Design: HMFH Architects Products: norament®grano™ Christa McAuliffe Elementary opened in 2012 as part of the Concord School District’s initiative to replace aging schools with modern, efficient facilities.

What constitutes good design today? The answer, it seems, lies in adaptable multi-use interiors, Zen-like spaces, and design essentials that stand the test of time. At Interface, we’re made for design, and as a result, our designers keep close tabs on which looks resonate best in interiors. Over the course of 2024, we’ve noticed a trend towards long-term versatility, comfort, and custom-made commercial environments.

Editor’s Note: This piece originally appeared on Metropolis magazine’s website with the headline “Interface Launches Guide for Exploring Life-Centered Design” as part of a content partnership. Explore a holistic design approach that asks us to consider what built spaces would look like if we equally prioritized environmental impact, human health and wellbeing, beauty and function, and our connection to nature. Interface has long committed to crafting spaces that benefit both people and the planet.

As Nevada’s largest not-for-profit healthcare provider, Renown Health operates two acute care hospitals, a children’s hospital, a medical group, and a network of urgent care facilities. With such an extensive portfolio of facilities supporting a diverse range of needs, Renown put extra thought into material selections when it was ready to update its major facilities.

The world’s largest sporting competition is here! This year, the Summer Games planning committee has a goal to halve its environmental impact compared to previous Games. In connection with this goal, the committee established a bold target for 1.5 million tons of CO2 – the lowest in the history of the event. Spanning the length of 70 soccer fields and including 40 buildings, the athletes’ village is a major consideration for carbon impact at the Games.

Project Details Client: Kon Karapanagiotidis OAM of Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) Architect of Record: GroupGSA Contractor: Shape Photographer: Nicole England Carpet Products: Urban Retreat Collection & Platform LVT Products: Custom Level Set Natural Woodgrains Background The Salesforce Tower Sydney, a 55-story landmark in the heart of Sydney’s Circular Quay, emerges from the bustling CBD’s cityscape as a symbol of innovation, collaboration and sustainable design.

When James L. Capps Middle School, one of the oldest schools in the Putnam City School District in northwest Oklahoma City, needed a new home, the district saw an opportunity to try something new with biophilic design. Instead of building an environment of closed classrooms and hallways with limited lines of sight, the district looked toward the future of education and working alongside educators and educational leaders, set out to build something different.