25 September, 2018
Analogue Meets Digital
David Oakey’s latest global collection for Interface, Visual Code, celebrates technology and handcrafted products in that vein.
Textures, Materials & Patterns
Interface 21 August, 2018
Revaluing Waste Material
By revaluing existing materials and exploring design options using items that others consider to be waste, business can protect its long-term future.
Luca Achilli 20 July, 2018
Colours Clash and Influences Mesh: Design Trends from Clerkenwell to NeoCon
2018 design trends spotted at Clerkenwell Design Week in London and NeoCon in Chicago featured a modern mash-up of both strength and softness. Read more.
Gretchen Wagner 7 June, 2018
Concept Design meets LVT
Today’s spaces are all about variations in texture, from sleek metallics and bright acrylics to warm woods and woven textiles. This unusual juxtaposition is exactly what happens when carpet meets LVT. When it comes to textures, as Interface Concept Designers, we have the luxury of designing with the market’s most versatile choice of carpet tiles,…
Helmich Jousma 4 June, 2018
2018 Spring Design Trends from Stockholm to Milan
As our natural and digital worlds collide, artists and designers are taking note. The polarized trends of technology and craftsmanship were on display at Milan Design Week, as well as the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair. We expect them to stick around throughout 2018 and beyond.
6 March, 2018
Why Do We Rely So Much on Geometry in Our Designs?
Geometry is an integral part of design from start to finish. Just think about it. Architects use geometry to study and divide space as well as draft detailed building plans. Builders and engineers rely on geometric principles to create structures safely. Designers apply geometry (along with colour and scale) to make the aesthetically pleasing spaces…
Sonya Myers 14 November, 2016
Inspired by the Art of Hand-crafting
Even when craftspeople are working to a pattern, hand spun or woven textiles are one-of-a-kind items – small variations make each one unique. Saori weaving, created by Misao Jo in 1968, celebrates this idea of random beauty. Unlike other hand-weaving techniques, Saori is completely freestyle with no rules, restrictions, or samples to follow, and where…