As multifamily residences become more popular due to Baby Boomers downsizing and millennials moving into urban areas, the need for gorgeous multifamily residence designs is increasing. Thanks to a more stable economy in recent years, more and more people want their multifamily residences to be high-end, luxury environments.
There are many considerations when it comes to designing and building commercial property, especially when it comes to flooring. When thinking about commercial flooring ideas, how do you know which type of flooring is right for your building?
As a new year begins we create new resolutions, set new goals, and of course, seek out new trends. While our personal lives may need refreshing, the projects we are designing deserve the same kind of attention. Infusing your spaces with what’s en vogue can be tricky, but in 2020 we’ve got you covered.
This complete guide illustrates how labor and materials play a role in the overall cost of your project.
Commercial businesses want flooring that is both beautiful and durable. They need something that will stand up to the high level of usage and that won’t require a lot of maintenance. To determine whether an oil finished engineered wood floor will work for your client, you'll need to ask them a few questions.
Learn all about wood flooring and get continuing education credit with the NWFA from a Nydree representative, completely free.
Picking out flooring takes time. Understanding the difference between engineered & laminate flooring means you’ll make the right choice.
It's possible to give guests a boutique-feel with simplicity and style. Here are a few small changes that can give your hotel a small, cozy vibe.
To gear up for this year's Hospitality Design Expo in Las Vegas, we've put together a list of some inspiring hospitality places in the city.
Discover ways to remove stains from commercial wood flooring that won't damage the flooring.
Good designers know that creating overly trendy spaces can be a bad idea. Just when you’ve perfected the latest look to take Instagram by storm, another snazzy fad comes along, leaving the design you worked so hard on feeling dated.
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