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    i+s covers the latest design industry news, products, projects and trends shaping commercial interiors with a focus on sustainability and human health.

    Highlights

    Courtesy of Bradley Corp
    Bradley Corp's Phenolic Lockers in graphite nebula

    i+s Editor Lauren Brant's Product Pick of the Week: Bradley Company's Phenolic Lockers

    Bradley Corp
    The collection is durable and water- and moisture-resistant with a smooth, nonporous finish.
    Courtesy of Emma Hayes
    Emma Hayes Botanic wallpaper in Buff

    Emma Hayes' Botanic Wallpaper

    Emma Hayes
    The line embodies biophilic design, inspired by New Zealand landscapes.
    Courtesy of Duravit
    Duravit Zencha mirror designed by Sebastian Herkner

    Duravit's Zencha Mirror

    Duravit
    Designed by Sebastian Herkner, it comes in two sizes and a white aluminum matte finish.
    Courtesy of Sunbrella and United Fabrics
    Sundial upholstery fabric in seaweed

    United Fabrics' Sundial

    United Fabrics
    United Fabrics and Sunbrella introduce this new pattern to the Coney Island upholstery collection, usable for both indoors and out.

    Formica Announces Winners of Annual FORM Student Innovation Competition

    This year's competition included 190 eligible submissions—a 26% increase over 2023.
    Courtesy of Humanscale
    Humanscale's Summa rendering

    Humanscale's Summa

    Humanscale
    Humanscale's Summa features weight-compensating recline mechanisms perfect for executive spaces.
    Courtesy of Crossville
    Crossville Coral ceramic wall tile

    Crossville's Coral Ceramic Wall Tile

    Crossville
    Coral ceramic wall tile by Crossville comes in a pearlescent flat and 3D finish, along with four additional colors.
    Courtesy of Stone Yard
    Stone Yard's Louis XVI Fluted Mantel

    Stone Yard's Louis XVI Fluted Mantel

    Stone Yard
    Louis XVI Fluted Mantel by Stone Yard, Inc. brings Greek aesthetics to any space.
    Courtesy of Getty Images

    Cubicles, Open Plans and the Future of Workplace Design with Bethanne Mikkelsen

    Robert Nieminen
    The office continues to evolve, but what's in store for the way it's designed in the future? Find out in this episode of I Hear Design.