Global modular flooring manufacturer, Interface, has launched two new collections – Radial and Composure Edge (an extension of the Composure collection) – to enhance designers’ freedom to create unique spaces through transitions and colour progression.
Consisting of subtle and organic textures, Radial and Composure Edge were developed with wellness at their core, creating the foundation of soothing and inspiring interiors.
The Radial collection blends smooth geometry and softened edges with a palette of tinted pastels and foggy neutrals to set a foundation to create mindful and relaxing spaces. When combined with non-directional installation, the interactions create a fascinating result. Radial offers 12 colourways in soft tones.
The extended Composure range takes on more colour, with 16 neutrals plus 16 chalky pastels and poppy brights in the range. Bolstering the range increases the design freedom and ensures versatility to complement different spaces.
The Composure collection now has a new addition - Composure Edge - available in 8 colourways. The range features a transitional design over a single tile, multiplying the possibilities of this great collection.
The Composure collection is compatible with a range of backings that provide distinct benefits, including Interface’s existing Graphlex and SONE backings, and its brand new CircuitBac Green.
CircuitBac Green is a unique high performance modular carpet backing that uses a mix of carbon negative bio-plastics and mineral filler to create a durable product that meets the sustainable business needs of customers.
Speaking about the collections, Mandy Leeming, design and development manager at Interface EMEA, commented: “The Composure collection is one of the most successful modular carpet ranges in the market with its inspiration showing in the ranges’ design and practical benefits.
"The new, soft colourways provided in Radial, along with the vibrant addition created by the Composure Collection, provide a strong palette to help cultivate spaces that have a positive impact on their users.”