Volume: 26 | Issue: 8 | Download
On the cover: As polished concrete continues to trend and rise in prominence, flooring contractors and installers must understand the do's and don'ts of this tricky medium. Photo courtesy of INSTALL.
Volume: 36 | Issue: 10 | Download
ON THE COVER
Quartz surfacing remains a popular option for kitchen countertops and bathroom vanities
in residential design. Manufacturers of the engineered stone material are replicating the look of white marbles, such as Fusion White Margherita quartz offered by Universal Granite & Marble (shown), which remains a popular style among homeowners. To view more quartz products that are trending, turn to page 62.
Volume: 21 | Issue: 10 | Download
On the Cover:
Shaw Floors Floorte Classic Series Goliath Plus in Driftwood Oak. See more LVT on page 40.
Volume: 68 | Issue: 24 | Download
October 7th, 2019 issue.
Volume: 35 | Issue: 10 | Download
ON THE COVER:
Perkins and Will created its Materials Performance Lab, headed by Mary Dickinson and Max Richter, to better understand the impact of materials used in projects.
Images courtesy of Perkins and Will
Volume: 16 | Issue: 7 | Download
On the cover:
Panoramic Porcelain SurfacesTM by Daltile features porcelain that performs and design that delivers for your walls, floors and countertops. This collection offers breathtaking views, stunning visuals and seamless design with no boundaries. Heat-, stain- and scratch-resistant properties make it virtually maintenance-free. Panoramic Porcelain SurfacesTM increases the scale and style of porcelain tile on par with natural stone slab.
It's a whole new world for countertops and seamless floors and walls.
Volume: 132 | Issue: 1 | Download
Sustainability in the Flooring Industry: September 2019
Volume: 68 | Issue: 23 | Download
September 16th, 2019 issue.
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ON THE COVER:
Concrete Challenges: Maintaining Polished Concrete
Also: 2019 Technical Resource Directory
Volume: 26 | Issue: 4 | Download
ON THE COVER:
The Valley Vista Residence is clad almost entirely in Italian Porcelain Tile. The designers specified several collections to cover 9,000 square feet of bathroom floors and walls, as well as the floors in the kitchen, dining room, foyer and living spaces. To learn more about the project turn to page 22.