Bigelow City by City

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A modular carpet collection for commercial interiors from Mohawk Group brand Bigelow, City by City features three patternsDelhi, Seoul, and Chengduinspired by those three Asian cities. Delhi and Seoul come in eight neutrals; Chengdu has six coordinating colorways with bolder accent colors. City by City is manufactured using the Mohawk Groups tufting and fiber technologies, making them low-ounce and affordable. It is also CRI Green Label Plus certified, works with adhesives that are low-VOC, and can be recycled through Mohawks ReCover program. The solution-dyed carpet comes in 24" squares and has an UltraSet fiberglass-reinforced thermoplastic composite tile backing. bigelowcommercial.com

A modular carpet collection for commercial interiors from Mohawk Group brand Bigelow, City by City features three patternsDelhi, Seoul, and Chengduinspired by those three Asian cities. Delhi and Seoul come in eight neutrals; Chengdu has six coordinating colorways with bolder accent colors. City by City is manufactured using the Mohawk Groups tufting and fiber technologies, making them low-ounce and affordable. It is also CRI Green Label Plus certified, works with adhesives that are low-VOC, and can be recycled through Mohawks ReCover program. The solution-dyed carpet comes in 24" squares and has an UltraSet fiberglass-reinforced thermoplastic composite tile backing. bigelowcommercial.com

A modular carpet collection for commercial interiors from Mohawk Group brand Bigelow, City by City features three patterns—Delhi, Seoul, and Chengdu—inspired by those three Asian cities. Delhi and Seoul come in eight neutrals; Chengdu has six coordinating colorways with bolder accent colors. City by City is manufactured using the Mohawk Group’s tufting and fiber technologies, making them low-ounce and affordable. It is also CRI Green Label Plus certified, works with adhesives that are low-VOC, and can be recycled through Mohawk’s ReCover program. The solution-dyed carpet comes in 24″ squares and has an UltraSet fiberglass-reinforced thermoplastic composite tile backing. bigelowcommercial.com

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