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The article provides information about interior designer Kathryn Walter, and her architectural works using wool felt. She was asked to create a new signage for the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, California, in 2002, and was one of the artists who individually redesigned the guestrooms at the renovated Gladstone Hotel in Toronto, Ontario. Her products are mostly hand-made with occasional machine-cutting, and she was able to produce a publication entitled "124 Pieces of Felt: A Primer for the Home."

The article reports on the Stockholm Furniture Fair held in Stockholm, Sweden in February 2007. According to the author, the fair serves as a launch pad for manufacturers. The fair featured many products including the Glove by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby. It is a felt easy chair that features a wristlike tapered base and a fabric or sheepskin trim.

The article reports on the Stockholm Furniture Fair held in Stockholm, Sweden in February 2007. According to the author, the fair serves as a launch pad for manufacturers. The fair featured many products including the Soundwave series of acoustical buffers wherein the Sticks felt-covered panels were designed by Jean-Marie Massaud. Soundwave products are designed to absorb light, high-frequency noise at 500 Hz and above.

Answers several questions on design engineering. Process to apply a low-resistance circuit to clear polycarbonate that can accept surface mounted components; Setscrew to be used in heat treat machines; Material similar to felt that satisfies the requirements of machinability and wicking.