Interface introduces new collections

Chicago—Interface introduced two new carpet tile collections — Lost Palms and Woven Gradience — and the debut of its Silk Complex LVT collection. The new lines were on display for the first time at this week’s NeoCon, held here.

“We view these three new collections as more than just products—they are design tools that work as a system, enabling our customers to easily play with scale, texture, color, pattern and more to create a floor that addresses the emotional, organizational and performance needs of their project,” said Nigel Stansfield, chief innovation and sustainability officer at Interface.

The Lost Palms carpet tile collection features nine styles that offer stone-inspired visuals, sizeable scale, and large graphic patterns. Lost Palms celebrates biophilic design, with visuals that evoke everything from metamorphic rock formations to the distinctive Joshua tree.

Silk Complex is the company’s first LVT collection (three products) to use a system of products to create transitions across the floor. Designed by Kari Pei, Interface’s vice president of global product design, the collection reflects the ongoing evolution of the LVT flooring category by showcasing a sophisticated, brushed matte texture that is reminiscent of silk fabric as well as metallic accents.

The Woven Gradience carpet tile collection pairs classic handwoven aesthetics with an elegant color palette. Featuring two products, the collection helps to elicit emotion with subtle spectrums of color made up of delicate, organic striations. This allows neutral tones to softly merge into other neutrals, creating a gentle gradient across the floor that can convey intention.

Like Interface’s entire flooring portfolio, all three of the company’s launches are carbon neutral across their full product lifecycle through the third-party verified Carbon Neutral Floors program.