Volume: 15 | Issue: 6 | Download
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The Mondrian Doha is a new 24-story skyscraper in Doha, Qatar, which contains apartments and a luxury hotel with 270 rooms and suites. It was designed by Marcel Wanders, a leading product and interior design studio based in Amsterdam, and features various ceramic decorations by Fabbrica Marmi e Graniti of the Iris Ceramica Group.
Volume: 25 | Issue: 7 | Download
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Installing WarmlyYours TempZone Floor Heating Cable with Prodeso Uncoupling Membrane. According to the company, the subfloor can be waterproofed with the help of a polyethylene fleece tape called ProBand, which is used along perimeter joints and long adjoining sheets of the membrane. Photo courtesy of WarmlyYours Radiant Heating.
Volume: 67 | Issue: 19 | Download
August 20th 2018 issue.
Volume: 67 | Issue: 18 | Download
August 6th 2018 issue.
Volume: 20 | Issue: 8 | Download
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Mannington’s Restoration Collection Palace Chevron laminate floor. See more laminate trends on page 30.
Volume: 35 | Issue: 8 | Download
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The James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg, FL, is focused on the art of the American West, and as a result, a stone that evoked the colors and striation of the canyons and ravines of Nevada, Arizona and Utah was desired for the facility’s design. Teakwood sandstone from Tab India met the design criteria and was fabricated into thou- sands of custom-cut sizes and shapes – creating a unique and awe-inspiring aesthetic for the museum. Photo courtesy of Tab India. Stone supplied by ASI Stone Imports, Inc.
Volume: 34 | Issue: 8 | Download
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Interior photograph of media agency UM's new space designed by TMA.
Volume: 119 | Issue: 1 | Download
How Can You See What You Can't See: The Luxury Vinyl Tile and Plank Dilemma
Volume: 67 | Issue: 17 | Download
July 23, 2018 issue.
Volume: 15 | Issue: 5 | Download
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Confirming the commitment of the Marca Corona line 1741 for experimentation, this concrete-effect collection, Chalk, combines delicate tones with bold shapes. It explores all of the cold and chalky nuances, while relying on its rhomboidal format. Chalk is completed by 7 1/2- x 30-cm bricks, which recall the look and feel of unplastered and re-painted stone walls, and the classical 20- x 20-cm tile. The four gray-toned backgrounds available – White, Silver, Grey and Dark – recall the irregularities of concrete and characterize the 38 geometric patterns offered.