If you've ever been in a '70s kitchen, you may find it amusing that some of its quirkier aspects are coming back in style.

It's fun to look back at old flooring trends. '90s floors, though not elaborate, had a vibe all their own — some of which are ...

The polychrome mosaic once decorated a small room in a lavish villa complex. Researchers, students and volunteers have been ...

Changes to U.S. trade policy and renewed interest in natural stone are influencing flooring purchases in 2026. A Delaware ...

Outdoor surfaces take a beating that indoor floors never see. Sun, rain, dust, vehicle weight, wet foot traffic. Yet most ...

Poland-based ML System has launched PhotonRoof, a BIPV solar tile designed to combine photovoltaic generation with ...

St George's Hall has lifted the wooden covering that normally protects one of its greatest treasures. For a number of weeks, the public will have the rare chance to walk alongside a world famous ...

A built-in banquette softens the scale of the expansive kitchen, creating a cozy spot for everyday meals around a vintage French tilt-top table. Though intimate in size, the breakfast nook feels ...

For decades, floors were expected to fade into the background. They were chosen for practicality, durability, and perhaps, a neutral colour palette that quietly supported the furniture above them.

From eco-friendly materials to statement-making surfaces, these are the flooring trends interior designers say will be all the rage in 2026.

We know by now not to judge books by their covers, and likewise you shouldn’t judge a home for its avant-garde interiors. It’s possible the words “high design” and “repurposed industrial materials” ...