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  • Products in Play: How Lighting Transformed Wayan, New York City

    At Wayan, designers created a “tropical-slash-downtown” appearance and ambience for the 2,000-square-foot Indonesian-French hotspot.
  • Integrated Manufacturer Project Management

    A Key Component to Successful Design/Build Outcomes

  • Lighting

    Designer Insights: Anita Summers, Principal & Lighting Designer, The Johnson Studio at Cooper Carry

  • Back of House

    Rising to operating challenges presented by the pandemic means not only making front-of-house modifications that aim to keep guests safe but also focusing on what can be even tougher territory, the back of house.

  • Furniture

    Products in Play: Eldr+Rime, Wauwatosa, Wis.

  • Outdoor Furnishings

    When the weather is nice, the view is appealing and/or the ambience is just so, restaurants with outdoor dining spaces often find it’s hard to fill seats inside — everyone wants to enjoy the outside experience.

  • Restroom Fixtures & Equipment

    Yes, Instagram-worthy restrooms are now a thing — but that should come as no surprise. After all, restaurant guests today have a big appetite for recording and sharing images of just about anything that catches their fancy — even if it’s in the loo.

  • Flooring

    Perhaps more than any other restaurant interior product category, flooring selections demand a careful balance of functionality, safety and aesthetics. The good news is that the range and quality of products addressing all three of those selection drivers continue to increase. New product innovations continue to raise the bar, delivering highly durable, comfortable, easily maintained, fashion-forward flooring options for any budget.

  • Wall Coverings

    Designer Insights: John Paul Valverde & Miguel Vicens, Partners, Creative Directors, Coeval Studio

  • Building Products & Materials

    With 2020 finally in the rear view mirror, brands looking forward to resuming or accelerating development can expect some strong opportunities as well as a few headwinds in 2021.

  • Bar Equipment, Design & Storage

    In the short term, the bar business faces a steep climb to regain the buzz and profitability of normal times. Even with many municipalities lifting restrictions earlier this fall, it will likely be some time before consumers resume comfortably relaxing and socializing shoulder-to-shoulder at indoor bars.

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