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Steelcase announced Irene Tasi has been named president of Steelcase and will lead the business effective September 14, 2026. Steelcase’s new president, Irene Tasi Tasi brings more than 25 years of executive leadership experience with a track record leading complex businesses through growth, portfolio development, commercial execution and organizational change. Her background includes full P&L responsibility, enterprise strategy, innovation, and sales and channel leadership.

When architects turn their practice inward, the result is something more than a well-designed office — it’s a proof of concept. Relocating and reimagining Corgan’s Los Angeles studio was more than an operational necessity — it was an opportunity to turn our practice inward and hold ourselves accountable to the same standards we bring our clients.

In the heart of St James’s, where London’s historic refinement meets the demands of a global business and commercial district, we were asked a simple question: What should a Cat A workspace become when it is no longer enough to simply be functional? At 45 Pall Mall, Shepherd&’s answer was not to design an office in the traditional sense, but to reinterpret what workplace value means today.

When architects turn their practice inward, the result is something more than a well-designed office — it’s a proof of concept. Relocating and reimagining Corgan’s Los Angeles studio was more than an…

The next generation of interior designers is sitting in classrooms right now, learning how to think about space, people, materials and the built environment. They are also beginning to develop something that will matter enormously to the office furniture industry. They are figuring out how to decide what products belong in those spaces. That makes interior design education more than a pipeline issue for design firms. It is an industry issue.

Garland by Annette Ketchum An Exploration of Lenape Heritage and Visual Sovereignty American surface design company Wolf-Gordon introduces achimwi , an exhibition and collection of high-performance wallcoverings marking the fourth installment of Wolf-Gordon Curatorial Projects.

Seamless, Monolithic Ceilings Without Sacrificing Ease of Access Armstrong World Industries. Inc., an Americas leader in the design and manufacture of innovative interior and exterior architectural applications, has launched MetalWorks™ Torsion Spring Large Format Panels, which include 5′ x 10′ panel options, one of the largest standard sizes available today.

New addition to the Lalina family combines field-curvable flexibility with a nearly invisible knife edge finish. As architects increasingly embrace curved walls, sculptural ceilings, and fluid interior forms, cove lighting has had to keep pace. Coronet LED‘s new Lalina KnifeEdge combines a field-curvable cove system with a nearly invisible knife edge finish, allowing indirect light to follow the architecture while the fixture disappears from view.

Redefining style, Vision elevates every moment. Endless Possibilities Fall in love with the clean lines, contemporary materials and versatile aesthetic of this sophisticated office collection. Elevate Every Moment Sophistication with substance. Vision brings a quiet confidence to every room with minimal form and maximum impact. An icon and a workhorse, Vision is a collection of office solutions that was built on a legacy of craft and care.

Flokk, a leading global manufacturer of workspace seating, has acquired ergoCentric of Toronto, Canada. This further strengthens Flokk’s North American presence by adding one of Canada’s foremost specialists in ergonomic task seating, with nationwide distribution and a dedicated manufacturing facility in Toronto. With this acquisition, Flokk is expected to reach annual sales of approximately $600 million.