Category — Materials and Finishes

When it comes to bamboo there isn’t an application that hasn’t surprised me, until now. We’ve seen bamboo in furniture and flooring, wall covering to upholstery but now thanks to Moso there is a great new system for bamboo ceilings. The images here are from the Airport Extension in Madrid designed by Richard Rodgers. This is a great way to use a sustainable material to create a show stopping design. Wood Ceilings are very popular right now and using a bamboo or bamboo system is a great way to achieve the look while remaining green.

While working for a New York City fabric company, James Ennis realized there was a similar need for high quality fabrics in Canada. In 1972 he started J. Ennis Fabrics, a textile company that caters to the Canadian consumer’s needs. 36 years later, J. Ennis Fabrics sits at the forefront of the wholesale textile industry, supplying fabric throughout North America. Although they’ve grown in size, their ideals remain the same. Their continual commitment to providing the highest quality products and services ensures that they exceed expectations, enabling their clients to attain their visions.

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Above, Scrunch and Below, Village Accustical Wall Tiles; These Tiles are designed to be used as lightweight sound absorbers in the upper frequency range (500 Hz and above). These panels help reduce disturbing reflections of environmental sounds such as voices, telephones etc. This Product carries The Swan Eco-Label seal of approval. All parts incorporated in a product have to be approved by the Swan in order for the product to bear the Swan eco-label. The Swan is the official Nordic eco-label, and the logo demonstrates that a product is a good environmental choice.

Sculpted cardboard wave wall from Splace and designer Tung Chiang. A great new use for this recycled product. Add this modular wall finish to any space for a perfect textural element and design feature.