Each Interiors & Sources issue delivers relevant and timely commerical interior design information that equips interior design professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to reach interior design excellence in commercial interior design industry. As the only interior design publication exclusively focused on commercial interior design, we emphasize interior design products, how they are used in projects and where to source them.

Monthly sections found in each issue include:

SOURCE: commercial interior design products and furnishings sourced in a single room

ALSO SEEN: a quick look at the latest commercial interior design projects

TRENDS: latest interior design developments in the architectural and design market

TRANSITIONS: movers and shakers in the commercial interior design profession

DESIGNER PROFILES: find out what leading interior designers are up to and what inspires them.

ENVIRONDESIGN NOTEBOOK: expert commentary and news on sustainable interior design

DESIGN COLLABORATIVE: an inside look into the partnerships between industrial designers and manufacturers and the products they create

PRODUCT Q&A: a whimsical “interview” with the latest interior design products and furnishings on the market

ON THE HORIZON: upcoming interior design projects on the drawing board

Further opportunities for commercial interior designers include:

Interiors & Sources Continuing Education Series articles allow interior design professionals to conveniently earn valuable continuing education unit credits (CEUs) through the pages of Interiors & Sources with content provided by manufacturers. CEU articles are written by interior design experts and approved by IDCEC and accepted by ASID, IIDA, IDC, IDEC and NCIDQ.

Readers’ Choice Awards – provided with a comprehensive list of innovative interior design products, Readers are allowed to vote on their favorites.

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Editors’ Favorite Projects of 2012

As we wrap up the year, we here on the editorial staff saw an opportunity to go back and find those projects that had fallen through the cracks for one reason or another—or that deserve to be seen sooner.

Fashionably Feminine

With the design of its new Düsseldorf showroom, Basler puts femininity and sophistication on display in a playful mix of color and pattern with the help of Germany-based Blocher Blocher Shops.

The Cat Who Sees Red

Plajer & Franz Studio brings Puma’s joyful and innovative Retail 2.0 concept to life with three new stores in London, Munich and Amsterdam.

Also Seen: The Candy Room by Red Design Group

Influenced by the idea of designing a playful and simple space for The Candy Room, the design team painted the entire space white and relied on line artwork to produce the room’s elements.

North Country Mall by tvsdesign

Gumberg Global has partnered with Atlanta-based architectural and design firm tvsdesign to bring a new, western-style retail experience to Indian consumers.

The Refreshing of Fresh

Stylex Showroom

Chicago, Ill. LEED-CI Silver

Re-Anchoring in Retail

Using the element of water as its cue, the design team at ID & Design International creates a dazzling department store in the Gwanbok Harbor Front District of Busan, South Korea -- one of the country's fastest growing fashion and retail destinations.