Available in 26 patterns, Shaw Contract’s Collective Custom collection features rug, field, and corridor broadloom styles that mix bold and soft accents with disparate elements, textures, and shapes.

Containing recycled material, Bolon by Patricia Urquiola incorporates the stitching and patch-like patterns reminiscent of Japanese Sashiko embroidery in four colorways: Nude (shown), Grey, Light, and Sage.

The Meta Firma collection from Tarkett Hospitality introduces the Skyward pattern, a translation of the obscured night sky that focuses attention upward to the unbounded galaxies. The style is available in 10 colors and three modular tile sizes.

Graafika from Durkan explores the movement of rushing rivers with a combination of designs that mimic sketching and brushstrokes intertwining to create energetic and fluctuating rhythms.

Monoscopio, Dainelli Studio’s collection of glazed porcelain tiles for Ceramica Bardelli, channels 1960s interiors in two matte-finished color combinations that are strewn with drops of gloss to recall retro cementine floors.

Daltile’s Perpetuo collection expresses the beauty of luxe marble veining in five neutral colors of hardy porcelain tile and eight-inch hexagonal decorative accents.

Crossville’s Ardesia a Spacco porcelain tile panel collection is crafted to replicate the appearance and structural depth of split-gauged stone. Offered in two colors, Bianco and Nero (both shown), mesh backing provides enhanced strength and durability for floors and walls.

Folkwood, Longstraw, and Alabaster (shown), available in a wide variety of hues, are the three organic patterns that make up Milliken’s QuietLife acoustic LVT collection. They are characterized by raw details, reed-like shapes, and a wood-grained, marbleized appearance, respectively.

Composed of three different handknotted rugs, the Sea and the Sand collection from NOW Carpets features a design by Dominican architect Rafael Alvarez that takes cues from the blues of the sea and the golden hues of the sand and sun.

Ironworx ceramic tile from Emser Tile was inspired by molten metal as it is being forged. Available in two sizes and three colors, the matching ridge pattern adds dimension and texture to the floor.

The gradual change in the colors of the sky as the sun goes down is the inspiration behind Sunset, Modern Nature Design’s handknotted, handtufted, indoor-outdoor rug.

Nourmark Plus from Nourison Hospitality uses 100 percent natural wool yarns and is handcrafted by artists skilled in creating velvet-like textures. The line can be made using yarns without chemical dyes or latex backing for a purely natural product.