Human Connections Collection by Interface

Natural and urban elements bring the outdoors, indoors in the modular carpet tile collection.

Courtesy Interface

Human Connections Collection, Interface
In line with Interface’s +Positive spaces initiative—which encourages human-centric design—this collection of modular carpets incorporates both natural and urban elements in order to bring the outdoors, indoors. The collection is comprised of eight designs including moss in stone (shown), kerbstone, and paver—with two designs, rue and stone course, designed by Interface’s Chicago-based residential carpet manufacturer, FLOR. Each tile measures 19.6″ square and is made up of 72 percent recycled content. The carpeting is treated with proprietary stain repellent and an antimicrobial solution. interface.com

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Selin Ashaboglu is a former assistant editor of products and technology for ARCHITECT and Architectural Lighting. She graduated from Wheaton College, Mass., with a bachelor's degree in English, and minors in Journalism and Studio Art. In the past, she has contributed to Time Out Istanbul, and copy edited for the Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press.

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