A harmonious eatery: In this case study, Fleurette uses atmosphere, pacing, and service flow to create a restaurant experience that feels intentional from arrival to final course.

Leadership lens: Christina Franklin shares how a hospitality-first perspective helped Generator Studio grow its interiors practice into a more integrated strategic partner.

Practical lens: Theatrical designer Paul Taylor offers ways to think beyond the “photo moment” and plan commercial interiors around movement, emotion, and reveal.

On demand: Watch this hospitality outlook for insights on guest experience, brand strategy, and the design trends influencing commercial spaces in 2026.

Resource pick: This cross-brand e-book offers practical guidance on material transparency, EPDs, LEED v5, biomaterials, and healthier product selection.

What Lauren likes: Designtex’s Amble upholstery pairs woodgrain- and fossil-inspired patterning with PFAS-free stain resistance for healthier commercial interiors.

Outdoor connection: The Take-Out Wedge can be arranged in arcs, hubs, or staggered runs to support adaptable seating for social outdoor spaces.

Small-space solution: Swell Mini functions as a hook and catchall while adding cheerful color, sculptural form, and practical storage to commercial interiors.

Gathering piece: The Here & There Bench combines recycled, high-performance furniture with a heritage-inspired form for commercial settings that invite outdoor and human connection.