GAN’s Reversible rug (shown in pink) lives up to its name with 100 percent virgin wool on one side and linen on the other, achieved with a special handlooming technique that results in distinct patterns and textures on each side.

A partnership with nonprofit ArtLifting, which supports underrepresented artists with disabilities or facing housing insecurity, Mohawk Group’s Social Canvas line includes Breaking Boundaries, which is mounted on the company’s proprietary EcoFlex One backing.

Woven from a blend of wool and silk and finished with a mottled texture, Armadillo’s Sistine is offered in three sizes and three colorways, including Semolina (shown).

From J+J Flooring’s Forces of Nature collection, Tempest in Snow Color 3494 recalls the bluster of a windstorm with abstract, tone-on-tone patterning. The modular carpet tiles are solution dyed and created using nearly 50 percent recycled content.

The latest collaboration between Shaw Contract and Rockwell Group yielded Soleil de Mer, an homage to the French Riviera. Constructed from a blend of 80 percent wool and 20 percent nylon on a cotton and jute backing, it is also sound absorbent.

Part of Tarkett Hospitality’s Expression collection, Expression XII in XPO5V-51 combines colors and patterns for a unique look that is available in Axminster woven, Digital Dye Injection, or tufted constructions.

Milliken’s New Woven line captures midcentury-inspired patterns with stunning detail using the company’s proprietary PrintWorks technology. Comprising three sets of patterns, Block Weave in Field A stars gold and blue tones among geometric lines.