Aceray's Moda collection features versatile seating options designed by E & P Ciani Design, crafted in Italy. It includes six base options such as steel and wood swivel bases, offering comfort and durability with high-density foam. The collection is suitable for public spaces, private offices, and hotel guestrooms.
Enwork will unveil its Zori Lecture Hall tables at EDspaces 2025, designed for tiered classrooms and auditoriums, featuring a tamper-resistant wiring system and a sleek aesthetic. The tables aim to enhance learning environments while integrating technology. Enwork will also showcase other innovative products, including the Quantum flip table and customizable Universal Lockers, emphasizing their commitment to improving educational spaces through design and functionality.
Koroseal has launched four new Flex wallcoverings designed for high-traffic areas, featuring improved abrasion and stain resistance. The new patterns—Vega Veil, Timber Vista, Stellify, and Frayed Canvas—combine aesthetic appeal with durability, available in 32 shades suitable for various environments such as healthcare, schools, and corporate settings.
Shaw Contract has launched two new tile and stone collections, Coexist and Aria, highlighting craftsmanship and modern design. Coexist is inspired by Japanese ceramics, featuring handmade textures and three styles suitable for various applications. Aria offers a contemporary take on Carrara marble with diverse tile formats and finishes. Both collections emphasize sustainability and performance, celebrating 40 years of design leadership while connecting cultural inspiration with aesthetic versatility.
Hightower has partnered with Varier to launch the Social® Collection, designed to enhance movement, productivity, and connection in work environments. The collection features two models, Tilt and Turn, which promote ergonomic comfort and adaptability. Built with sustainability in mind, Social is made from recycled materials and meets rigorous safety standards. The collection is now available in North America, reflecting Hightower's commitment to innovative, inclusive design.
Designtex introduces Flora + Form, featuring new textiles and wallcoverings inspired by nature. Key products include Blossom, a floral-patterned coated textile, and Press, a herringbone-patterned textile, both designed for high traffic areas. Borealis is a biobased wallcovering that evokes natural landscapes, while Hibiscus offers customizable options for upholstery and walls. These products emphasize biophilic design, promoting emotional and physical wellbeing through their textures and colors.
Great Minds collaborated with Gwen Grossman Lighting Design to utilize USAI Lighting's LittleOnes fixtures for their new office in Washington, D.C. The design aimed to reflect the organization's innovative spirit while providing versatile lighting solutions for various spaces, including reception, corridors, conference rooms, and collaborative areas. The LittleOnes fixtures allowed for effective general illumination and accent lighting, enhancing the visibility of artifacts and artwork throughout the office, while maintaining a minimalist aesthetic.
Artcobell has introduced the Soft Rocker, a seating solution designed to enhance learning experiences by allowing safe, purposeful movement in classrooms. The product aims to reduce student fatigue and promote engagement through gentle motion, with options available in three sizes and various design styles. The lightweight construction and flexibility of the Soft Rocker enable easy reconfiguration, supporting diverse classroom needs and fostering functional, inspiring learning environments.
