Source Snack Break

Tessa Isset presents the Metropolitan Collection by Caesarstone. This collection highlights dimensional surfaces and unpolished colors.

Kel Moody discusses the history of B Corporations, how a business gets a B Corp certified, and the societal benefits that B Corps have.

Gabriella Caldwell and the Concentric team present the latest products from their top lines including Bernhardt, Clarus, Source, Enwork, Soelberg, and MASH.

Evan Schmidt helps us understand wood properties in design. Through the lens of mass timber and CLT building systems, we dive into the nuances of wood, renewability, sustainability, and biophilic design.

Jen Stone shows us Shibusa, a porcelain tile collection from Arizona Tile inspired by the elegant and minimal look of Bamboo.

Jordan Palmeri discusses the value and importance of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs). This case study looks at an Oregon DEQ initiative to help concrete manufacturers get EPDs by measuring the environmental impacts of their products.

Eli Griffin shows us the latest from CertainTeed Acoustical Ceilings. These sculptural panels are offered in an array of configurations that all make a statement.

Rachel Browning talks WOW Wall Cladding by Salvage Works. This Wall Cladding is made from 100% reclaimed wood from deconstructed houses and barns in the Pacific Northwest. Kiln dried for stability and texture, WOW Walls help bring warmth to contemporary designs

Kari Merkl's bespoke designs have been shown at the NY MOMA Design Store, ICFF, IDS, and NeoCon. She sits down with the Source team to discuss Merkled Studios signature Hooks and Shooks + Shelves. Made from lightweight and buoyant aluminum, this modern series is suitable for commercial projects and stays rust-free in outdoor applications.

Bergen Hubert discusses the new Version 4 of Cradle 2 Cradle Certification, including increased material transparency criteria and a focus on creating circular economies.