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In honor of World Interiors Day this weekend, we’re highlighting our partner, Egan Visual, whose creative hub, Egan Design Lab, is pushing the boundaries of architectural design through creativity, innovation, and collaboration. Partnering with architects and designers, they bring ambitious concepts to life through bespoke solutions tailored to the unique needs of each project. From concept through ex*****on, their work creates environments that are both highly functional and visually compelling.

We’re grateful for partners like Egan who help bring meaningful interiors to life.

Throughout the education floorplate, from admin spaces to student support areas and locker applications, X Series from Haworth encourages a flexible, active learning environment.

Designing for education? Connect with WB Wood to work with a team that understands the nuances of learning environments.

The best lounge pieces need to do more than look sharp. They need to support the way people actually pause, meet, wait, or connect throughout the day.

Talina Lounge from Arcadia, designed by Claudio Bellini, strikes that balance with a clean architectural frame and softer cushioning that brings warmth without sacrificing structure.

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

The workplace footprint has expanded, and outdoor space is part of the equation.

Rally from JANUS et Cie, available through Haworthia, is built for that shift. Durable enough for high-traffic outdoor use, with a clean architectural presence that supports everything from informal meetings to shared dining and collaborative moments in between.

Smart workplace design doesn’t stop at the door.

In high-use environments, flexibility matters just as much as aesthetics. The right chair needs to move easily between applications, hold up beautifully, and feel equally at home in workplace, hospitality, and shared environments.

Unio from Davis Furniture Industries Inc. is built with exactly that kind of versatility in mind. A lighter visual footprint, thoughtful material options, and practical functionality make it an easy fit for spaces that need design to work harder.

What makes a lounge space actually work?It’s not just how it looks. It’s how naturally people want to gather, settle in, and stay awhile.

The Litos sofa from Haworth, designed by Sebastian Herkner, approaches lounge seating with a softer point of view. Rounded forms, low proportions, and a modular footprint allow the collection to shape itself around the moment, whether that’s a quick conversation, informal collaboration, or a longer pause between meetings.

How do you create consistency across private offices and conference spaces without sacrificing comfort?

By choosing a chair that carries a clear design language while adapting to the demands of each setting. Aven from 9to5 Seating, designed by Baldanzi & Novelli, pairs a clean, architectural profile with thoughtful detailing. Channel stitching, a lean form, and flexible upholstery and base options allow it to move across executive offices and conference settings with consistency. Mid and high back options, along with intuitive adjustability, provide the support needed for longer sits while maintaining a lighter visual footprint.

The Prelude Wood Swivel lounge chair from bernhardtdesign, designed by Claudia and Harry Washington, is shaped by soft, draped contours that feel more like fabric in motion than a fixed form. The lines aren’t rigid, they fold and flow, giving the chair a sense of ease without losing its structure.

A molded foam seat and back provide consistent support, while the solid oak base adds warmth and a grounded contrast to the movement above. The swivel keeps it responsive in the space, shifting with how people use it.