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On the Cover: Automata is the newest modular carpet collection in Mannington Commercial's Xpress Program, which can be shipped in five days or less. Inspired by Cellular Automata, the collection captures patterns that are suited for office, education and commercial spaces. See more commercial solutions on page 28.
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June 2020 issue.
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May 25th, 2020 issue.
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May 4th, 2020 issue.
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ON THE COVER
Home to more than 1,500 active quarries, such as the Valle Nevado site (pictured), Brazilian stone producers offer a wide array of stunning and durable natural stone varieties which are viable options for both residential and commercial design. Turn to page 34 to learn more about how Brothers in Granite seeks out new exotic material to offer its customers.
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On the Cover: Although we weren't able to walk the halls of Coverings in New Orleans this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, we've rounded up a selection of products that would have been seen at the show, like the Studio collection from Adex. See more on page 28.
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On The Cover: Challenges on the Jobsite
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May 2020 issue.
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April 20th, 2020 issue.
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April 13th, 2020 issue.
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On the Cover: Natural and simpler aesthetics, matte finishes and quality engineering are helping wood compete against other hard surfaces. Shown here: Natural Timbers by Anderson Tuftex. Read our 2020 hardwood forecast on page 26.
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ON THE COVER: The historic Newberry Library in Chicago, IL, recently underwent a renovation and restoration of its stonework under the direction of a design team from Ann Beha Architects (ABA) of Boston, MA. It was determined that the exterior Stony Creek granite, which was used for original pavers at the entry and an existing stone bench, needed to be cleaned to remove metallic stains. The exterior work included the removal of a fence and the addition of two new Stony Creek granite benches. A new walkway, also built of Stony Creek granite from the original quarry, now provides visitor access to an ADA lift. Photo by Tom Rossiter/www.tomrossiter.com. To read the full story, turn to page 74.