The flooring in this creative space is a perfect combination of versatility and style. The Milliken carpet tile brings a comfortable feel to the space, creating an inviting atmosphere for production and collaboration. The tiles come in a variety of textures, patterns, and colors, allowing the creation of a unique environment.
Adding to the functionality of the space, the Daltile ceramic tile flooring provides a durable and low-maintenance solution. The smooth and glossy surface of the tiles enhances the overall look of the space, creating a sleek and modern aesthetic.
Overall, the carpet tile and ceramic tile flooring in this creative space offer the perfect balance of creativity and functionality. Whether the end users are hosting a brainstorming session or just need a quiet place to focus, this project has all aspects covered.
Nancy Thiel, founder and principal of Thiel Architecture + Design, is a licensed architect and an interior designer. With 40+ years’ experience working with luminaries in the architecture world, including Michael Graves, Robert A.M. Stern, and Rockwell Group, where she served as a studio leader, Thiel’s extensive portfolio includes single-family homes and multi-story residences, hotels, restaurants, retail, fitness clubs, offices, theaters, schools and shopping centers. She is a member of the AIA, holds NCARB certification and is a LEED accredited professional. Prior to her career in architecture, Thiel was a dancer and choreographer.
Thiel Architecture + Design is an award-winning multi-disciplinary architecture, interior design, planning, and product design firm with offices in CT and NY. The firm’s work focuses on high-end residential design as well as hospitality, contract, and retail projects. Thiel Architecture + Design’s work has been featured in Interior Design, Architype, New York and Connecticut Cottages and Gardens, Connecticut Magazine, Archello, and Fast Company magazines. In 2022, the firm received a Connecticut AIA Excellence award for Interior Architecture. Thiel earned a BA from Penn State University and her Master of Architecture degree from Syracuse University.
