Interface, Inc. (NASDAQ: TILE), the global flooring solutions company and leader in sustainability, today launched the Dressed Lines™ carpet tile and Lasting Impressions™ luxury vinyl tile (LVT) global collections. Both collections lean into the company’s legacy of smart design, creating a complete design experience and bringing a modern lens to design classics with innovative patterns, constructions, and manufacturing processes.

The Dressed Lines carpet tile collection is inspired by post-war modernism, reflected in its playful use of contrast and angular shapes. Lasting Impressions LVT offers a different take on timeless visuals, drawing on the traditional crafts of tatami and plaster artisans. These collections feature high-performing styles that connect to the past.

“Design is meant to tell a story. One that highlights nature, the human experience, and how we work, learn, and live together. That thinking inspired Dressed Lines and Lasting Impressions – two collections defined by distinct moments of the past that feel undeniably fresh today,” said Kelly Simcox, Head of Global Design at Interface. “These collections are made for unmatched versatility, effortless coordination, and timeless interiors. They reflect the idea that modular flooring can be more and do more for our commercial spaces. Each offers a new perspective on tradition and a new chance to challenge the way we design and experience spaces.”

Dressed Lines: Tailored and Timeless

Dressed Lines is a fresh take on timeless designs, inspired by post-war modernism and 1950s fashion. It captures the essence of mid-century design, taking notes from pioneering designers like Anni Albers, Charles and Ray Eames, and Florence Knoll. The result is a tailored, crisp, and sharp collection, featuring sophisticated, small-scale, and high-contrast patterns made to reflect dress fabric.

The collection features six styles with eight complementary color combinations ranging from warm neutrals to high-contrast accents. It includes:

• Goes Around™ and Comes Around™: The two foundational styles feature patterns that build on each other, bridging the gap between fashion and interiors with two distinct pinstripe looks reminiscent of formal wear. Both products are offered in 25 cm x 1 m formats.
• Angular Times™ and Accent Hour™: These products urge designers to go bolder, with angular patterns and pops of white accents that add extra dimension to the floorscape. They are offered in 25 cm x 1 m formats.
• Simple Does It™ and Positive Spin™: Both provide unmatched versatility, pairing texture and contrast with speckled and cubed designs made to round out interior spaces. These styles are available in 50 cm x 50 cm square formats.

Dressed Lines, with its smart design, blends subtle, subdued patterns that work best in open areas with bolder, more complicated designs that emerge as the focal point in any space. It is also designed to coordinate effortlessly with the popular Third Space™ carpet tile collection that Interface launched in 2023. And with a low carbon footprint and superior performance benefits, the collection hits the highest marks for innovation, design, and climate progress.

Lasting Impressions: A Fresh Take on Tradition

The Lasting Impressions LVT collection captures the artisan aesthetic and elevates visuals of natural materials through bespoke detailing, celebrating irregularity and imperfection. With this collection, Interface meets the needs of today’s commercial spaces, offering designers a woven-inspired LVT pattern with lots of visual texture and a plaster look designed to camouflage wear and tear.

The collection includes two styles in a total of 12 traditional colorways – they are:

• Heirloom™: A new woven-inspired addition to Interface’s LVT portfolio, it features visuals of tatami weaving – a fresh take on tradition. It is offered in a 25 cm x 1 m format in eight colorways.
• Plaster™: This style takes inspiration from hand-finishes and natural patinas, celebrating handmade irregularities. It is available in a 50 cm x 1 m format in four colorways.

Lasting Impressions features Interface’s Ceramor+® ceramic bead coating, which minimizes everyday scratching and scuffing and provides enhanced slip resistance. The collection is also part of Interface’s 4.5 mm Sound Choice™ LVT offering, which silences distractions with backing for superior noise reduction, offering best-in-class impact sound reduction and floor-to-floor sound transmission.

Design Without Compromise: Why Interface is Made for More

With Dressed Lines and Lasting Impressions, Interface continues its commitment to creating flooring made with purpose and without compromise. This means that when designers partner with Interface, they receive more—more beautiful design, more high performance, and more sustainability. Both collections are available now and can be experienced in Interface showrooms and at leading design industry events globally.

Dressed Lines and Lasting Impressions will be featured in Interface’s Chicago showroom at 345 North Wells Street during NeoCon and Fulton Market Design Days. Attendees are invited to visit the space for a curated experience where flooring design and innovation are explored to spur creativity and excitement. The showroom features the new collections, plus products from FLOR^® and nora^® rubber flooring. Visitors can also learn about Interface’s sustainability progress as the company works toward its goal to be carbon negative by 2040.

To learn more about Interface and its portfolio of flooring solutions, visit www.interface.com.

About Interface

Interface, Inc. (NASDAQ: TILE) is a global flooring solutions company and sustainability leader, offering an integrated portfolio of carpet tile and resilient flooring products that includes Interface® carpet tile and LVT, nora® rubber flooring, and FLOR® premium area rugs for commercial and residential spaces. Made with purpose and without compromise, Interface flooring brings more sophisticated design, more performance, more innovation, and more climate progress to interior spaces. A decades-long pioneer in sustainability, Interface remains “all in” on becoming a restorative business. Today, the company is focusing on carbon reductions, not offsets, as it works toward achieving its verified science-based targets by 2030 and its goal to become a carbon negative enterprise by 2040.

Learn more about Interface at interface.com and blog.interface.com, nora by Interface at nora.com, FLOR at FLOR.com, and the company’s sustainability journey at interface.com/sustainability.

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"Each offers a new perspective on tradition and a new chance to challenge the way we design and experience spaces."