From Nature to Geometry: Floorings for all aesthetics – Part 1

Flooring has the power to make or break a design. Just like the walls of a space, the floor sets up the skeleton for furniture, furnishings, decor and other elements to shine through. In many cases, it lays the base for an aesthetic and becomes a crucial aspect. Here is a list of products that is not just trendy but also versatile….

ReForm Discovery by ege Carpets

Made of regenerated and regenerable yarns and equipped with ege Carpets’ patented Ecotrust backing, these carpet tiles are not just inspired by nature but are also manufactured keeping nature in mind. Available in five designs: Planet, Earth, Network, Net and Cliffs, each of which comes in five colours. Variable and sustainable, all in one!

Woven Gradience by Interface

Vivid colours in grey tones seamlessly blend with each other to create a lively space. Use this range of hues to create zones or as a backdrop to neutral shade furniture. The best part, apart from the product’s carbon neutrality, is its design, which makes it easy to include other colours and mix and match. 

Inde Rose by Jaipur Rugs

Typical of Jaipur Rugs’ inspiration behind their rugs, art, architecture and nature meld into this harmony of strokes and shades. Hand-knotted using the finest silk, add a smidge of eccentricity and flavour in spaces.

Coastline by Milliken

When tints of the cliffs and waters meet in a flooring, it looks like Coastline. Mimicking the translucency of sand in water and representing the natural texture as wild lines spread all over, the design evokes a cosy vibe, reminiscent of nature.

Kindred by Shaw Contract

From Shaw Contract comes this collection that aims to create a personal touch. Boasting a showcase of five simple and elegant styles, Kindred has plain and patterned choices that can be used singularly or in combination. Quality and quietude rolled into one!

Core Collection by Mosa

A truly all-rounder range, Core Collection from Mosa has ceramic tiles that provide designers and architects with bounds of creative freedom. From variety in tile shapes to colours, the products can be used to innovate and also become a go-to preference for basic needs.