Futures (Overview)
The Futures Source
Fresh insights on the future of interior design and the built environment industry, delivered by Mark Bryan
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The Light Fixture May Be Disappearing
- Aug 11 2026
What happens when walls, textiles, wood, and panels can become a light source? -
RetailRetail May Need to Help People Buy Less
- Aug 04 2026
The stores that get it right may soon be more about proof than persuasion. -
Urban PlanningWhen the Built Environment Talks Back
- Jul 28 2026
When places, products, and experiences start talking back, what will they remember? -
Unrecognizability Is the Newest Design Principle
- Jul 21 2026
We’ve spent years designing spaces that can see people more clearly. Now we may need to design places where people can become harder for those systems to read. -
SustainabilityNobody Has Anywhere to Fix Anything
- Jul 14 2026
Everything we design is becoming a kit of parts. We have not created the universal room where the parts get put back together. -
The Amenity Floor Is Empty Because Proximity Stopped Working
- Jul 07 2026
What is creating connection and bringing people together during a time of disconnection and fragmentation? -
Product DesignMaintenance Is About to Be the Wrong Word
- Jun 23 2026
What does it mean to be a facilities manager when the things you're handed are alive, make their own decisions, and watch the people inside? -
Industry LeadersYou Are Charging for the Wrong Part
- May 27 2026
When production gets faster, what work becomes more valuable? -
Industry InsightsFour Conditions Reshaping the Built Environment
- May 12 2026
The future of the built environment depends on understanding the conditions already changing our work.
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