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Executive editor Darius Helm provides a detailed look at what members of the architecture and design community have to say about where the flooring industry currently is, how far it’s come over the year and where it should be headed.
In this report, editor Jessica Chevalier explores the current landscape of the hardwood industry, the challenges it faces against the rise of LVT and how the shelter-in-place lifestyle of the past year might bode well for this category’s business.
Success for distributors over the years has relied on their ability to be reactive to change, and amid the Covid pandemic, the message has never been more clear. Learn how they are adjusting their strategies and what they say are key considerations.
Flooring in the acute care sector, where functionality and adaptability are key, has taken center stage as the world grapples with the ongoing effects of the pandemic. Manufacturers can benefit by understanding immediate needs and lasting impacts.
The Dixie Group celebrates its centennial birthday this year, and editor Meg Scarbrough takes a look back at how people, products and timing helped a hosiery yarn maker in Tennessee become one of the leading carpet manufacturers in the country.
The flooring world lost two titans, whose personalities and attitude helped shape the industry into what it is today: Peter Spirer and David Kolb. This month, Publisher Kemp Harr looks back on the legacies and contributions over the years.
Primo Orpilla, co-founder and principal of Studio O+A in San Francisco, has spent his career designing workplaces for some of the world’s largest brands. He shares his thoughts on leadership, design and living a purposeful and fulfilling life.
Designer Katie Sheppard with MA+ Architecture takes us through a special project in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where Positive Tomorrows is aiming to give homeless children hope by reducing barriers that keep them in the cycle of poverty.
Haley’s Flooring, a second-generation floorcovering business, has served Huntsville, Alabama for 45 years. The owners say some of their success can be credited to diversification over the years. But most importantly, they say, it’s about service.
More and more people are looking to online third-party reviews as they make buying decisions. Contributing editor Irene Williams explains why business owners need to take reviews seriously and she shares tips on how they can navigate this landscape.