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 At SIGGRAPH 2024, the excitement surrounding 3D design and rendering powered by AI was undeniable, and for good reason. From digitizing materials to sustainability in data centers, to groundbreaking innovations in AI for 3D modeling, the event showcased the future of design for industries like contract furniture, architecture, and interior design.

Our colleagues Roman Molina and Eric Schonhals, both 3D artists from our Visualization team, attended this year's event and shared what impressed them most as professionals working in high-end visualizations and project presentations. Here, we’ll explore how these advancements—especially in AI, digitizing materials, and sustainability—can elevate your design processes and help your business stand out.

Our products, like The KITS collaborator, are there to help support your team on their sales journey and especially to ensure there is little to no friction between your sales team and clients. We also want to ensure that The KITS collaborator easily fits into your workflow and doesn’t cause friction between your teams. 

Healthcare design is changing constantly, reflecting both advancements in medical technology and a change in patient priorities. As we move through 2024, certain design trends are emerging as frontrunners in creating spaces that are not only functional but also welcoming, healing, and efficient. Spaces that emphasize wellness and care.  

In the fast-paced world of hospitality furniture sales, staying ahead of the competition requires innovative approaches. Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) technologies are revolutionizing the hospitality design process, making it easier for non-architects to visualize and facilitate better communication and decision-making during early-stage meetings. By leveraging these advanced tools in your hospitality furniture presentation, you can create a more immersive and compelling experience for your clients, ultimately helping you close more deals.

In the dynamic and highly competitive world of hospitality furniture sales, making a lasting impression is key. High-quality visual storytelling, including compelling renderings and interactive visual tools, can be the decisive factor in winning over clients. For sales teams focusing on hotel lounges, rooms, patios and other hospitality spaces, leveraging these visuals can shorten sales cycle and differentiate you from the competition. Here’s why investing in top-notch furniture visualization services is essential for success in this industry.

In the competitive world of hospitality furniture sales, standing out is crucial. High-quality furniture visualization can be pivotal in shortening sales cycles, differentiating your offerings, and ultimately winning more business. Let's explore why investing in superior visuals is a game-changer for furniture sales teams specializing in hotel lounges, rooms, and other hospitality spaces.

Last month several of our team members attended NeoCon 2024 in Chicago. This is the premier furniture design event of the year attracting attendees from around the world for three days of fantastic sessions, keynote and showstopping displays. Our team always looks forward to NeoCon as it’s a great opportunity to connect with the top minds of the industry. It’s also opportunity fantastic opportunity to see what the popular trends in office space design each year are.  

We’re excited to announce that the Fern Kids catalog is now available on The KITS collaborator! Explore their digital catalog filled with educational furniture for a young audience. 

We’re excited to announce that Corp Design is now available on The KITS collaborator! Explore their digital catalog filled with office furniture solutions. 

New design considerations are trending among office designers (and our clients!)  all the time. Over the last few years, we have heard about hybrid work design, hoteling, and ancillary trends, among others. In 2024 one of the new top trends is the concept of biophilic design. This trend builds on the already existing design elements of natural materials and sustainability but dives into a more natural way of incorporating it into professional spaces such as offices, healthcare spaces and educational spaces.