Interface has launched its new floorcoverings collection Upon Common Ground.
The collection is inspired by Australian landscapes and the deep connection First Nations people have to their natural environment.
Interface seeks to learn from the history and cultural significance of the land and understand its role in contributing to the development of healthy natural environments and productive communities – and in doing this, aims to contribute to a sustainable future for all.
Upon Common Ground was developed as part of a seven-year project in Australia, in partnership with the European design teams and delivers a natural evolution of Interface’s biophilic design.
The colour range in Upon Common Ground represents five key habitats of Country namely Desert, Saltwater, Rainforest, Freshwater and Spinifex. Each palette includes warm neutrals and subtle accent colours that exude the beauty and uniqueness of each region.
Upon Common Ground is a collection of five biophilic-inspired carpet tile designs that capture the earth’s natural beauty.
Sandbank, Shallows and Undulating Water draw inspiration from the waterways textured sands and the layering effects of ripples in shallow and deep water. Together they create a seamless and subtle transition from the base organic pattern in Sandback to heightened texture and colour movement in both Shallows and Undulating Water.
Dry Bark encapsulates the naturally furrowed character of wise and weathered tree bark. It comes in both neutral and accent palette and is a great companion to the collection.
Escarpment is the foundational style in this collection as it captures the beautiful earthy details of centuries old stone cliffs. This work horse style is ideal for any large floorplate application.
The collection is made with 100% recycled solution dyed nylon and is carbon neutral through Interface’s Carbon Neutral Floors programme.
