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Carrie Meadows

Nashua

Editor-in-Chief at i+s (Interior+sources)

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  • 1 week ago | iands.design | Robert Nieminen |Carrie Meadows |Kenn Busch

    Journalist, educator, and sustainability subject-matter expert Kenn Busch and i+s are gearing up for a meaningful examination of the role of materials in commercial design with the latest iteration of the Material Intelligence: Destination NeoCon Pavilion this June. Visitors will find the next evolution of this interactive experience on the seventh floor (Location 7-5067) at The Mart in Chicago.

  • 2 weeks ago | iands.design | Carrie Meadows

    Registration is now open for the fifth annual “Design Your World” program, organized by the International Interior Design Association (IIDA). Held in four different cities, the two-week summer program immerses students in the fundamentals of design, with instruction provided by experienced design professionals.

  • 3 weeks ago | iands.design | Carrie Meadows

    Key takeaways:Neuroinclusive design requires empowering workplace occupants with choice and flexibility. Spatial sequencing and zoning are vital design strategies. Accommodations are often inexpensive or cost-free. Why we think this matters to design professionals: Neuroinclusive design creates workplaces that genuinely support all users, recognizing that neurodivergence is more widespread than commonly thought.

  • 3 weeks ago | iands.design | Carrie Meadows

    Our 2025 exhibition coverage began with a burst of biomaterial innovation at Germany’s Heimtextil in January, and continued with an exploration of all things ceramic at Spain’s Cevisama, the International Tile & Bath Furnishing Show, in February. During a multi-day “Passport to Creativity” trip hosted by Tile of Spain USA, i+s found plenty of inspiration that went far beyond the surface.

  • 3 weeks ago | iands.design | Carrie Meadows

    San Antonio, Texas may be known for its dense military base population, but it also offers a number of engaging cultural and hospitality venues. From artisan neighborhoods to historic and architecturally significant sites, galleries, museums, and a plethora of upscale hotels and restaurants along the San Antonio River Walk, there is plenty to engage the senses and inspire the soul.

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