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By Sheila Kim
Two new graphic designs have been added to Gerflor's resilient flooring series Taralay Impression: Cubist (shown), a fragmented line pattern inspired by the modern-art movement of Cubism, and Labyrint
Taralay Interior Concept 2.0
Gerflor
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Two new graphic designs have been added to Gerflor's resilient flooring series Taralay Impression: Cubist (shown), a fragmented line pattern inspired by the modern-art movement of Cubism, and Labyrinth, which creates an optical illusion with an abstracted grid-and-dot pattern. Both are offered in neutral colorways and are 3/25”-thick sheet vinyl with a transparent wear layer treated with Sanasol anti-microbial solution. Optional acoustic backing is available to reduce noise by up to 18 decibels.
Geared toward the residential market, Midtown is an engineered-wood floor product that is manufactured by bonding together solid wood layers in a cross-ply construction over a high-density-fiberboard
Midtown Hardwood Floors
Armstrong
armstrong.com
Geared toward the residential market, Midtown is an engineered-wood floor product that is manufactured by bonding together solid wood layers in a cross-ply construction over a high-density-fiberboard core for stability. It is offered as 5"-wide planks with oak-, maple-, or walnut-veneer faces and eight low-gloss color finishes. Midtown is made in the United States using domestically sourced woods and locally sourced fibers and carries a 25-year residential warranty.
By developing its own technology to mimic the process undergone by metamorphic rock, Cosentino has created a new ultracompact surfacing product made from inorganic raw materials found in quartz, glass
Dekton Ultracompact Surfacing
Cosentino
dekton.com
By developing its own technology to mimic the process undergone by metamorphic rock, Cosentino has created a new ultracompact surfacing product made from inorganic raw materials found in quartz, glass, and porcelain. Called Dekton, it offers exceptional strength and UV resistance but also features low water absorption and good thermal shock resistance, making it applicable for flooring and exterior cladding too. Currently, Dekton is available in a range of stone styles.
Crossville's first digitally produced line, Reclamation, is a collection of porcelain tiles that feature patterns and textures inspired by reclaimed materials, which continue to be popular design elem
Crossville
Centria
crossvilleinc.com
Crossville's first digitally produced line, Reclamation, is a collection of porcelain tiles that feature patterns and textures inspired by reclaimed materials, which continue to be popular design elements in interiors today. The line's 16 styles include weathered wood, concrete, and metal, and the 12” x 24” or 24”-square tiles are made in the U.S. using Crossville's EcoCycle manufacturing process and at least 4% recycled content.
Ideal for high-traffic areas, I.D. Freedom is a resilient commercial flooring system that offers more than 90 SKUs'ranging from wood-grain to stone patterning'in plank or tile format in a variety of s
I.D. Freedom Commercial Luxury Planks and Tiles
Tarkett
johnsonite.com
Ideal for high-traffic areas, I.D. Freedom is a resilient commercial flooring system that offers more than 90 SKUs'ranging from wood-grain to stone patterning'in plank or tile format in a variety of sizes, giving designers more flexibility to create unique installations. The vinyl product contains 53% pre-consumer recycled content and is FloorScore certified for indoor air quality.
New for 2014, this sophisticated porcelain tile collection for wall and floor applications was designed by Milan-based Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel Interiors. The series comprises two styles: Acromi
Acromi e Origini Collection
Bisazza
bisazza.com
New for 2014, this sophisticated porcelain tile collection for wall and floor applications was designed by Milan-based Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel Interiors. The series comprises two styles: Acromi features a smoother, more uniform appearance in eight neutral or earthy colors, while Origini (shown) is a black or white field with shimmery or contrasting flecks. Three sizes are available: 15'” square; 15'” x 31'” and 31'” square.
Two new graphic designs have been added to Gerflor's resilient flooring series Taralay Impression: Cubist (shown), a fragmented line pattern inspired by the modern-art movement of Cubism, and Labyrint
Geared toward the residential market, Midtown is an engineered-wood floor product that is manufactured by bonding together solid wood layers in a cross-ply construction over a high-density-fiberboard
By developing its own technology to mimic the process undergone by metamorphic rock, Cosentino has created a new ultracompact surfacing product made from inorganic raw materials found in quartz, glass
Crossville's first digitally produced line, Reclamation, is a collection of porcelain tiles that feature patterns and textures inspired by reclaimed materials, which continue to be popular design elem
Ideal for high-traffic areas, I.D. Freedom is a resilient commercial flooring system that offers more than 90 SKUs'ranging from wood-grain to stone patterning'in plank or tile format in a variety of s
New for 2014, this sophisticated porcelain tile collection for wall and floor applications was designed by Milan-based Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel Interiors. The series comprises two styles: Acromi
January 16, 2014

A Walk on the Luxe Side

A Walk on the Luxe Side
Shaw Hospitality Group's first collaboration with an outside designer, Layered Luxe by David Rockwell, consists of 17 customizable styles.


The latest coverings range from a broadloom carpet by an award-winning architect to an engineered wood for residential markets and a resilient commercial flooring system.

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Former RECORD editor Sheila Kim is a Brooklyn-based journalist who writes about commercial and residential architecture, interior design, and products.

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