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Walk the Plank

Walk the Plank

interface.com
Interface explores the soft side of wood with the rich patterning of this 9 x 39” plank-shaped carpet tile designed to mimic the look of deeply grooved repurposed timber. A jury favorite, the collection is made of up to 62% recycled content and 100% nonvirgin yarn—a combination of reclaimed nylon carpet fiber and salvaged fishing nets—with a recycled backing. Available in eight variegated colorways, Walk the Plank is meant to send a positive message that reinforces the company’s strong commitment to sustainability. full caption
Photo courtesy Interface
ColorCast Ecotoner Colorants

ColorCast Ecotoner Colorants

sherwin-williams.com
The reformulated tinting system added to all Sherwin-Williams latex and water-based coatings delivers a full range of luxurious, color-accurate hues and optimum coverage with zero VOCs. Packaged in recycled plastic containers, this innovative colorant system is Greenguardcertified for both Indoor Air Quality and Children & Schools. full caption
Photo courtesy Sherwin-Williams
Color Wash

Color Wash

millikencarpet.com
Milliken global creative director Cresta Bledsoe and print research scientist Scott Parry developed this tufted, loop/tip-sheared carpet tile using human- and nature-driven patterning and proprietary high-resolution digital print technology. Made of PVC-free, 100% Milliken-Certified WearOn Nylon Type 6,6, the modular collection provides a visually rich sensory experience in 40 colors and two styles: Matter, a soft organic pattern, and Medium, a linear exploration of nuanced color change. It is CRI Green Label Plus–approved and includes 25% recycled content. full caption
Photo courtesy Milliken
Vivid Collection

Vivid Collection

knolltextiles.com
Translating their vibrant, painterly style into a sustainable contract wallcovering for KnollTextiles, designers Jee Levin and Randall Buck, the creative team behind the New York City–based Trove, apply sweeping bursts of digitally printed color onto a nonvinyl Type II material made of 69% cellulose and polyester and 31% recycled polyester. The three patterns, dubbed Swerve, Sway, and Swoosh, cost $54 per yard, come in four to six vivid colorways, and meet the air-quality standards of California IAQ Section 01350.

“Vivid from KnollTextiles is a more affordable, durable rendition of Trove’s wallcovering. A great way to add an artful supergraphic to a space without the fine-art cost.” Clayton Whitman

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Photo courtesy KnollTextiles
Micro-Perforated Arboreal Wood Ceiling

Micro-Perforated Arboreal Wood Ceiling

ceilingsplus.com
Made of FSC-certified wood veneers on 99% recycled aluminum cores, this lightweight ceiling system is notable for its nearinvisible perforations and noise coefficients as high as NRC 0.95. Available in a variety of species, including bamboo, the panels are cured with a durable, zero-VOC ultraviolet finish and can be shaped with the same versatility as metal. Additionally, the panels have been designed for easy above-ceiling access to facilitate commissioning and maintenance. full caption
Photo courtesy Ceilings Plus
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