Accessories

There are infinite elements that make up any given space. Accessories, including area rugs, decorative screens, drapery hardware, artwork and mirrors are the finishes touches, and sometimes defining elements in residential and commercial spaces alike.

Boards / Easels
Includes whiteboards, dry-erase boards, tackboards, cork boards, display easels, tabletop easels, and flip-chart holders.

Hardware
Try making an office building, house, school or hotel without hardware - it's the glue that holds it all together and adds style, cultural context and personality. Hinges, handles, chains, locks and latches are now available in a multitude of metals, plastics, wood, synthetics and recycled materials.

Miscellaneous Accessories
Includes other products that support individual or group needs, such as reading stands, desk organizers, coat racks/hooks, signage.

Privacy / Boundary Screens
Freestanding, movable screens that define space and provide visual privacy; not part of a systems offering.

Projection Screens / Video Walls

Technology Accessories

Ancillary Furniture

Carts
Utility carts, printer stands, flat-panel TV stands, and other freestanding products that hold and/or transport equipment or other items. Usually mobile, with lockable casters.

Lecterns / Podiums
Stand-up, mobile, and tabletop products that hold a presenter’s notes on a slanted surface. Podiums – Elevated platforms where people can stand when speaking or presenting.

Planters

Reception Stations
Desks or work surfaces, usually set within low-height walls or panels, that serve as welcoming sites in reception areas or lobbies.

Recycling Stations
Bins, carts, or other containers placed in areas where people can deposit materials to be recycled.

Building Systems

Undeniably the most important facet to great architectural and interior projects is the detailed design that goes into the building and construction. From facade systems, windows and doors, to architectural woodworking and finish carpentry, building elements are constantly updated to be more durable, environmentally-friendly, and intuitive to the needs of our modern society.

Building Accessories

Concrete
As simple as water, aggregate and cement, concrete has a plethora of applications for both exterior and interior use. Browse our selection of reinforcing products, chemicals, precast concrete and maintenance materials.

Doors and Frames
While the most popular doors seem as if they enter and exit the outside world, the best architecture has shown that garage doors, sliding doors, French doors or patio doors made from materials like wood, glass and steel are just a few ways to allow air, light and energy to harmoniously flow throughout a building.

Engineered Wood

Exterior Glazing
From minimal interior renovations to large architectural facades, glazing can be more than a stunning visual - it's key for thermal performance, protection from moisture, acoustics, and safety. Using one of numerous types of glazing to guide your project - like laminated, tempered, tinted, coated, or insulated glazes - to achieve the look or efficiency desired.

Exterior Sun Control

Facades and Cladding

Fiberboard and Particleboard

Fireplaces/Mantels
Old-fashioned to contemporary, fireplaces are in style year-round. That's why rustic, wood-burning fireplaces and modern gas or renewable fuel-burning types are as popular as ever. Consider a new built-in wall fireplace or freestanding fireplace to accentuate the ambiance indoors or on an outdoor patio.

Insulating Concrete Forms

Insulation

Interior Window Treatments

Louvers / Grilles

Preserved Wood

Railings / Fencing

Sheathing

Structural Insulated Panels

Weather Barriers

Windows
Among their most important functions, windows puncture the facade to provide daylight, views and often fresh air and cross-ventilation. Window units can be fixed, operable or a hybrid between the two. Moisture protection and thermal performance are fundamental considerations, influencing the material choice for the window frame, the glazing and perimeter details.

Ceiling Systems

Drywall & Gypsum Ceilings

Fabric Ceilings

Metal Ceilings

Mineral & Wood Fiber / Wool & Fiber Glass Ceilings

Other Ceilings

Suspension / Grid Systems

Wood Ceilings

Flooring

Flooring covers a substantial amount of square footage in any given project, so it goes without saying that it has substantial impact on the end result. Consider the desired level of comfort, durability, longevity, maintenance and cost when making your selection. Wood flooring, laminate flooring, masonry flooring, vinyl and resilient flooring offer long-lasting solutions, carpeting is a soft alternative, and area rugs provide a less permanent option with a transformative capacity. Don't be afraid to mix and match.

Area Rugs
Small or large, area rugs provide an impermanent means of introducing color, pattern and texture into a project: from hand-knotted rugs in traditional Oriental and Persian designs to wool/silk blend floral print rugs produced with high-tech machinery.

Carpet
Likely the most comfortable flooring (and the best insulator too), carpeting is widely used everywhere from hotels and homes to educational institutions and commercial settings. Modular carpeting (carpet tiles) allows for more customization and ease of installation than traditional broadloom.

Hardwood Flooring
Natural, beautiful, and easy to clean, wood flooring comes in many shapes, sizes, and species. Newly milled or reclaimed, local or exotic, wood floors vary in color from dark browns to rich reds, pale golds to weathered greys. With options like strip, plank, and parquet formats, as well as solid, antique, or engineered wood, wood flooring offers something for everyone - for commercial or residential spaces, in traditional, transitional, or contemporary styles.

Laminate Flooring
Laminate flooring offers a less expensive alternative to the real thing, often mimicking wood (or stone) flooring in appearance. Multiple layers of synthetic flooring are fused together with a lamination process and topped with a photographic applique image under a clear protective layer. The inner core is generally comprised of melamine resin and fiber board compound.

Masonry Flooring
Known for its exceptional strength and raw aesthetic, masonry flooring is made from rugged stone and clay in its authentic versions of marble and slate, or in the manmade flooring of brick or terrazzo. Masonry flooring boasts a higher price point, but its heat retaining and pure aesthetic properties allow this tough flooring to maintain popularity.

Raised Flooring
Modular products that are installed on architectural floors to provide routing and easy access to wiring, cables and / or HVAC.

Resilient Flooring
Stain-resistance and durability, vinyl and resilient flooring are available at a variety of price points ranging from affordable to luxurious. The most widely known resilient flooring is made using linoleum, cork, rubber, and of course, vinyl - and each option is a natural shock-absorbing floor that can be made even more comfortable with a subfloor placed underneath.

Specialty Flooring

Stair Treads

Terrazzo Flooring

Vinyl

Healthcare

Bariatric Seating
Chairs and seating modules with increased weight capacities for use by heavily built people.

Caregiver Stools
Stools, usually mobile and height-adjustable, for use by caregivers during interactions with patients.

Healthcare Lounge

Hip Chairs
Chairs with elevated seats that lessen the need for people to lower their bodies into a sitting position.

Overbed Tables
Mobile, height-adjustable tables/trays that extend over a patient’s bed; may be used for meals, personal items, or caregiver tools.

Patient Chairs
Chairs that provide adjustable ergonomic support for patients; designed to allow easy access to patients by caregivers.

Patient Room Casegoods
Cabinets and dressers, often in matching surface treatments, for the storage of patients’ possessions.

Recliners
Patient-room chairs, for use by patients or guests, with reclining backs and adjustable footrests.

Rockers / Gliders
Chairs with rockers or gliding mechanisms that allow easy, healthful movement.

Sleepover Seating
Sofas or settees in patient rooms that can fold out to provide a place for guests to recline and sleep; storage drawers/compartments are often included.

Technology Carts / Cabinets
Carts, usually with lockable casters and height adjustability, and cabinets, either mobile or stationary, that support and/or transport laptops, PCs, flat-screen monitors, keyboards, and CPUs.

Technology Wall Stations
Wall-attached products that support computer stations for shared use among clincians. May be height-adjustable.

Treatment Chairs
Adjustable chairs, usually with reclining backs and adjustable footrests, that allow caregivers to position patients for treatment.

Kitchen & Bath

Bathroom Faucets
Beyond style and finish options, bathroom faucets are available in single-hole, center set, widespread or wall-mount faucet type.

Bathroom Sinks

Bathroom Vanities
Bathroom cabinetry, vanities and console tables range from solid, storage-driven solutions to delicate, lightweight forms. From traditional to classic modern and utilitarian, bathroom furniture spans all styles. Consider space, storage and style.

Bathtubs
Ranging from freestanding objects to sunken or enclosed basins, there is a vast range of styles and sizes for bathtubs. The varying material choices for bathtubs include typical porcelain or polycomposites , copper, cast iron, brass, stone, wood, acrylic and Cristalplant.

Bathtubs / Shower Faucets

Bidet Faucets

Flushometers

Garbage Disposal / Disposer

Kitchen Faucets
Traditional kitchen faucets have been outnumbered by contemporary, tech-savvy, functional kitchen faucets with innovative spray mounts, touch solutions, and water-saving features. While stainless steel and brushed aluminum remain popular, matte black and white offer trendier options.

Kitchen Sinks
Scale, depth, location, materiality: from simple single bowl, stainless steel undermount sinks to granite, porcelain and fireclay options featuring drainboards and preparation zones, double bowls, and even innovative color ranges, there's a broad range of kitchen sink options.

Plumbing

Shower Systems & Heads

Toilet Partition Systems

Toilets / Bidets

Urinals
We can thank Marcel Duchamp for bringing the urinal to the forefront. Despite its seemingly standard shape and form, it's been slimmed down and redesigned in recent years -- leading to new options for new (and old) spaces.

Washroom Accessories

Lighting

Most spaces require a mix of lighting typologies, from ambient lighting to task lighting and accent lighting. Consider the types of activities that will take place in a given space, and develop a lighting plan accordingly.

Accent Light / Track Light
Almost always adjustable, designed to provide a focused beam of light to accent or highlight an object. Also called “adjustable” or “spot”. The fixture has optics and throws light.

Acoustic Lighting

Architectural / Linear / Suspended

Decorative Lighting

Direct / Indirect
Luminaire designed to provide both uplight and downlight, sometimes with multiple lamp sources. Also called “up/downlight”, “ambient”.

Downlight / Surface Mount
Luminaire designed to light an area directly below the fixture. Variable beam distributions/widths, not adjustable.

Industrial
High-efficiency, fluorescent luminaire consisting of a strip light with side-mounted reflectors. Also called “shop light”.

Lighting Accessories

Linear
A Luminaire whose dimension along a line is significantly greater than its other dimensions.

Outdoor Lighting
Outdoor lighting is available in many of the same designs as indoor lighting, but is built to withstand rain and wear. Outdoor ceiling lights illuminate spaces under the roof of an outdoor patio or porch. Outdoor wall lamps, floor lamps and landscape lighting provide illumination throughout the yard or along the store-front.

Sconce / Wall Mount
Sconces are designed to provide a sense of brightness at a wall and marker lights provide brightness (blob of light) for other surfaces for decorative or wayfinding purposes.

Specialty Lighting

Step Light
Luminaire designed specifically for stair/ramp lighting applications, where the luminaire is recessed in the stair riser or an adjacent wall.

Task Light / Undercabinet
Luminaire designed to focus light directly on a work surface, mounted at or very close to the work surface itself. “desk lamp”, “undercabinet”, “undercounter”

Uplight
Luminaire designed to provide indirect lighting only. Also called “indirect”, “ambient”.

Wallwasher / Wall Grazer
Luminaire designed to light a wall from the ceiling. Wallwash applications and specialized luminaires include single wall, corner, and double (two opposing walls).

Multipurpose Surfaces

Unlike furniture, the applications for materials are undefined and abstract, lending to more creative endeavors. Marked by innovation and sustainability, materials can be used for everything from custom furnishings to unique finishes and more.

Digital Solutions

Glass
Transparent, semi-transparent; smooth, textured, three-dimensional; single ply, double ply -- simple as the material may at first seem, there are infinite variations and types. Options include: tempered glass, laminated glass, float glass.

Laminate

Metal
Customized metal materials and metal work can produced easily and cost-effectively. Perforated metal is often used in cases where weight reduction, optimized acoustic properties, and improved heat dissipation are desired.

Resin Panels
Plastics are synthetic polymers. Plastics are soft and moldable during production, so nearly any object can be formed from plastic. They exist as hard plastics and soft plastics, clear and colorful plastics, and plastics that resemble leather, wood, or metal. Synthetic resin is one type of plastic.

Stone Slabs & Other

Tile
For exterior and interior applications, tile adds luxury and personality to a space. From large-scale outdoor fabrication in terracotta to detailed finishing work in kitchen and bathroom, tile is easy to maintain and clean.

Wood Paneling

Outdoor

Decking

Green Walls / Wall Gardens

Landscaping

Paving

Site Furnishings

Stormwater Treatment

Umbrellas / Shade Systems
Umbrellas keep people shady and comfortable while they lounge outdoors. From standard single-pole umbrellas to contemporary shapes like leaves and waves, umbrellas today offer nearly endless variety. Umbrellas are also a great way to add a splash of color outdoors.

Paints, Stains & Coatings

High Performance Coatings

Paints

Stains

Seating & Chairs

Banquettes

Bench Seating
Typically used in lounge or reception areas. Benches, with or without backs and padding, that can seat people side by side.

Education Specialized Seating
Specially configured or customized to accommodate students in education settings. Includes chairs with tablet arms, tripod bases, and swivels.

Fixed Seating
Typically used in auditoriums, concert halls, stadiums, and entertainment venues. Multiple adjoined seating units, attached to the floor. With or without arms.

Fixed-height Stools
Stools, with or without backs and legs, that have no adjustment features.

Lounge Seating
Typically used in lounge or reception settings. Includes sofas, lounge chairs, chaises, ottomans, and modular seating.

Modular Seating
Typically used in lounge or reception settings. Units, with or without arms and legs, that fit together as modules to form various configurations.

Multi-use Guest Chairs
Typically used away from a desk and shared by multiple users for shorter-term sitting. With arms. May have stacking or nesting capability.

Outdoor Seating
Typically used on patios or other outside areas. With or without backs and padding. May or may not be weather-resistant.

Public Seating
Typically used in airports, bus/train terminals, courthouses, and other places where people gather and often wait. With or without arms or ganging capability.

Self-supported Seating
Without backs or arms, designed to improve posture and spinal alignment by having sitters engage their core muscles for self-support and balance.

Stacking / Nesting Chairs
Typically used in common meeting areas for shorter-term sitting. With or without arms. Can be stacked or nested when not in use.

Work Chairs

Storage

Bookcases / Open Storage
Products designed with shelves to hold books or other items. May include doors. Usually not lockable.

Credenzas
Typically a low storage unit with drawers and open spaces, credenzas provide functional and display storage in residential and commercial environments. From hand-carved wood to polymer plastics, credenzas come in many materials. With or without legs, credenzas can be used in dining rooms to hold dinnerware, in offices to store supplies, or in virtually any room for additional storage.

Cubbies / Lockers
Storage units, often modular, for the storage of personal items.

Freestanding / Mobile Pedestals
Pedestal files, unattached to any system component, in various drawer/file combinations. Mobile units have casters.

High-density Filing
Stationary shelving that provides large-capacity, high-density, space-efficient storage.

Miscellaneous Filing
Various filing products including lateral and vertical files and other miscellaneous storage products.

Storage Cases / Cabinets
Cases, often with trays or dividers, and cabinets, often with drawers or shelves, for storage of miscellaneous items.

Surface Accessories

Flooring Accessories

Multipurpose Surfaces Accessories

Wall Accessories

Tables

Cafe Tables

Conference Tables
From statement pieces to more subtle options, conference tables vary in form and function. Choose from glass conference tables, solid wood conference tables, mixed material options and more. Power and data features exist in some contemporary conference tables.

Education Specialized Tables / Desks
Includes study carrells (partially enclosed spaces with a table or work surface), ergonomically designed student desks, and other tables designed for education settings.

Occasional Tables
Designed for infrequent and varied use. Small, light, sometimes decorative tables of varying heights that can be easily moved as the occasion requires.

Other Work Tables

Outdoor Tables
Designed for use on patios or other outside areas. Usually weather-resistant. May include casters or glides.

Training Tables

Textiles & Leathers

Beyond aesthetics, textiles vary in strength and durability. These materials, made of interlacing fibres, include wool, silk, cotton, flax, jute, asbestos, glass fibre, nylon, polyester, and acrylic. Leather is inherently durable, created via the tanning of animal skin.

Leather / Faux Leather

Textiles

Walls

Movable / Demountable Walls
Space-delineating walls that extend from floor to architectural ceiling. Includes demountable walls, unitized movable walls, and movable frames and skins.

Plaster & Gypsum Boards

Wall Panels
Whether you need a hand with acoustics, durability or are looking to make a visual statement, wall panels offer a brilliant solution.

Wallcoverings

Workspaces

Height-Adjustable Tables / Systems
Height-adjustable tables that allow the user to alternate between sitting and standing positions. May be part of a freestanding furniture system.

Integrated Technologies
Products that integrate technology within office environments; includes technology/video walls, teleconferencing systems, and sound-masking products.

Open Plan Workstations
For the modern office, open plan workstations are a necessity. Tight, isolating cubicles and closed offices no longer work for today's collaborative working environments - choose modular and paneled systems that allow for workers to interact, brainstorm and create new solutions.

Privacy Booths / Meeting Pods

Private Office