Querkus in Canadian Modern Design
This Canadian home shows how Querkus in Canadian Modern design can elevate a space. With reclaimed oak veneer panels by Decospan, designer Lauren Ritz brings warmth, texture, and timeless style to every room. Discover why Querkus is a go-to material for designers who want beauty and sustainability to live side by side.
Shinnoki Smoked Walnut Wall Panels at Sendo
Shinnoki Smoked Walnut wall panels at Sendo, a Tokyo-style sushi restaurant in Manhattan, creates a cozy and sumptuous atmosphere.
Decospan Honored With Factory of the Future
Decospan has been awarded the prestigious Factory of the Future certification, recognizing innovation, sustainability, and digital excellence. We’re proud to celebrate this milestone with one of our closest partners.
Breaking News: Decospan Announces an EPD for Shinnoki
Decospan announces an EPD for Shinnoki, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable wood veneer. Learn how this certification supports transparency and eco-friendly design.
Decospan’s Pure Wood Charter: A Sustainable Future in Wood Veneer
Discover how Decospan’s Pure Wood Charter ensures sustainable wood veneer through responsible sourcing, FSC® and PEFC™ certifications, and low-impact manufacturing.
Understanding EPDs In Architectural Materials
Architects and designers must prioritize sustainability without sacrificing aesthetics. Learn how EPDs in architectural materials and Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) can help you select eco-friendly, high-performance products while contributing to LEED, WELL, and BREEAM certifications.
Robin Reigi Inc. Unveils a New Digital Experience
Robin Reigi Inc. unveils a redesigned website, offering architects and designers a seamless way to explore innovative materials with enhanced navigation and product details.
Stockholm Furniture Fair 2025: Slalom Acoustics
Slalom wows at the 2025 Stockholm Furniture Fair, showcasing innovative acoustic panels that merge sound absorption with cutting-edge design
Robin Interviews Industry Luminary Clodagh for America ByDesign
Robin Reigi sits down with renowned designer Clodagh for America ByDesign. They explore her design philosophy, sustainability in materials like Linear Line by Plyboo, and the lasting impact of her work.
What Is HPD Certification?
HPD Certification delivers transparent ingredient reporting for building products. By using HPDs, architects and designers save time, easily compare materials, and earn LEED, WELL, and Living Building Challenge credits—ensuring healthier, more sustainable projects. Follow our guide to navigate HPD Certification and select trusted materials with confidence.