InterfaceFlor has introduced a modular carpet system for residential applications. Twenty-inch-square tiles come in various textures, patterns, weaves, and colors. Tiles are made of recycled materials—mostly nylon fibers with rubber backing. (The Spring Planting collection, made from corn husks, is an exception.) Contemporary graphics can be combined with solid colors to create custom area rugs or wall-to-wall floor coverings. Individual tiles are removable for cleaning or replacing, making this a low-maintenance product. Easy installation with peel-and-stick adhesive dots. InterfaceFlor, 866.281.FLOR; www.interfaceflor.com.
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