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With the carpet tile collection "Dressed Lines", designer David Oakey has created a design link between the decades for Interface: inspired by the small-scale, contrasting patterns of the 1950s, this collection offers a versatile option for furnishing rooms.

With a new recycling plant, Interface is taking a determined step towards its goal of continuously producing more sustainably. The manufacturer is thus giving its customers the opportunity to purchase an environmentally conscious alternative for floor coverings – and to return them to production after use.

In the new collection, Interface combines the warmth of luxurious textiles with the effect of natural stone. The "Etched & Threaded" carpet tiles provide a basis for rooms in which relaxation and concentration can take hold.

With the new "Past Forward" carpet tile collection, Interface is presenting a functional homage to the innovations of recent decades to mark the company's 50th anniversary.

A variety of carpet tiles that can create any interior design imaginable – Interface has been developing textile modular floor coverings for 50 years. To celebrate the anniversary, the US company is showing a new collection inspired by the styles of the past decades: "Past Forward".

Sustainable, diverse and vibrant: The biophilic design of Interface's new "Connected Ethos" carpet tile collection is inspired by nature and creates homely living and working spaces.

The new "Open Air" carpet tile collection from Interface has been specially developed for open spaces. This allows large areas to be played with in a variety of creative ways.

With its new "Hospitality" collection, Interface offers modular and design-rich flooring solutions developed specifically for the hotel industry.

Interface is launching its second CO2-negative carpet tile collection, "Flash Line".