MARKET: WALLCOVERINGS

• NeoCon Preview: Wallcoverings

  Mark McMenamin, May 24, 2013
  Vertical surfaces go for the bold.  More

• Birds of a Feather: Giovanni Pagani for Wall & Decò

  Rebecca Thienes and Mark McMenamin, April 27, 2013
  From Coco Chanel to the Velvet Underground, architect Giovanni Pagani culls wildly diverse sources to inform his ultra-graphic patterns for Wall & Decò.  More

• Tiles of the Unexpected: Fortuny's Pietro Lunetta Had a Vision

  Rebecca Thienes and Mark McMenamin, April 27, 2013
  Design director Pietro Lunetta had a vision: combining the almost unlimited potential of mosaic tile with the pliability of textiles.  More

• The Will To Succeed: Architecture + Information for Under Armour

  Laura Fisher Kaiser, April 27, 2013
  Walking along the promenade in Baltimore's swank Harbor East shopping district, you know you're getting close to Under Armour, an 8,200-square-foot consumer laboratory for athletic wear, when you spot the branded water taxi docked in the marina.  More

• Spring Cleaning: Office-Minded Accessories Freshen Up

  Rebecca Thienes and Mark McMenamin, April 27, 2013
  Office-minded accessories freshen up  More

• It's A Mann's World: David Mann Designs Lanvin's Men's Store

  Craig Kellogg, April 27, 2013
  Alber Elbaz, art director at the French fashion house Lanvin, commissioned David Mann of MR Architecture + Design for Lanvin's first U.S. stand-alone men's store.  More

• Crossville

  Crossville, Inc., January 4, 2013
  The product development professionals at tile manufacturer Crossville, Inc. are ceaselessly inspired by Mother Nature, and on occasion, they have fun one-upping her, too.  More

• Ones to Watch: Alex Turco

  Ian Volner, January 1, 2013
  Alex Turco is a designer with a difference. Billing himself as an "art designer," the 32-year-old Turco creates decorative panels that are at once individual works of art and part of an integrated lifestyle concept that he's sought to make accessible to the broadest possible audience.  More

• A Tile of Two Cities

  Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2013
  Explore the East and West Coasts from the comfort of your own kitchen with Urban, a new series of limited-edition tiles by photographer Peggy Wong.  More

• 1890-1914: Art Nouveau and Jugenstil

  Tamara Moscowitz, December 26, 2012
  Breaking from Europe's outmoded taste for academic art and taking its cues from England's Arts and Crafts movement (1860-1910), the globally popular yet short-lived Art Nouveau style introduced nature's forms - and often their interpretion in Japanese prints - as the primary source for all good design.  More

• 2013 Ceramics of Italy Tile Competition Call For Projects

  CERAMICS OF ITALY, December 18, 2012
  Ceramics of Italy never lets an outstanding project go unnoticed. Each year, they celebrate projects that showcase ceramic tile and the architects and designers who create them. As a design-forward, sustainable and versatile material, Italian ceramic tile offers the A&D community unlimited opportunities to create innovative design projects and creative architectural solutions.  More

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