Brintons’ Rihla Road carpet line is inspired by the rich heritage and artistry of Morocco, interpreted through five patterns that evoke the medieval souks, rugged mountains, and deserted towns of the African country.

With six wood colorways offered, Shaw Contract’s Art + Science range, born from EcoWorx carpet tile backing, is the company’s first PVC-free, fully recyclable flooring that is also carbon neutral.

Mohawk Group’s RevWood Contract is a sustainable hard surface flooring option. Its realistic wood visuals are thanks to embossed-in-register technology, which prints a textural pattern on a non-natural product for a 3D effect.

Boasting an embedded acoustic layer, rigid construction, and strong wear and scratch resistance, Milliken’s Merge Forward is a PVC- and Red List-free resilient floor covering that is engineered for hospitality guestrooms.

Part of Tarkett Hospitality’s Moth Effect collection, the Zebra Moth pattern (shown in silk with Sphinx Moth) features striping reminiscent of its namesake animal through overlapping diamonds and intersecting lines.

Contrast from Bjelin showcases Spačva oak’s unique beauty via its new Woodura Planks 3.0. The technology uses nine precision-engineered brushes to seamlessly integrate contrasting pigments, highlighting the oak’s natural grain.

Offered in two sizes, Taj Mahal is one of five new colors from StonePeak’s Plane 2.0 collection of lightweight porcelain panels that are polished for a high shine.

For the EoA Group-designed JW Marriott Marco Island Resort in Florida, Couristan produced more than 30,000 square yards of custom woven Axminster carpet, including for the Gulf-facing indoor space (shown).

Daltile’s Panoramic Porcelain Surfaces collection is available in three color variations, including Calacatta Topaz, a glossy Italian marble with gold and brown veining.

From the Marie Flanigan for Annie Selke collection comes the Afton ivory tufted wool rug, constructed from a blend of 60 percent jute and 40 percent polysilk in Flanigan’s signature neutral palette.

Hand-knotted from 100 percent wool and available in four sizes and four colors, including sky blue (shown), Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams’ Hawkley features natural striations for unique patterning.

Floor & Decor’s Sanoah Pike eco-resilient flooring features a 50 percent wood-based rigid core with a wood fiber-based underlayment. Protected by Techtanium Plus, it also holds up against scratches and dents.

Botanical motifs create a striking mural in Wilder, part of designer Angela Harris’ collection for TileBar. The 8×8 matte porcelain tile is finished with a fire glaze and suitable for indoor and outdoor installations.

Using the geometric motif that characterizes traditional Beni Ourain rugs, RH’s Dari features braided fringe and a handcarved diamond pattern within the cut pile of Ghazni wool.

Hand-plaited from a blend of wool and viscose, Armadillo’s Braid comes in two circular sizes and a range of earthy tones from the sage green of Oregano to the cream-colored Chalk (shown).

Built with Diamond 10 Technology, Armstrong Flooring’s Rest & Refuge resists scratches and stains. The oak flooring is 100 percent waterproof and contains an ultra-dense core with acoustic technology to reduce noise.

The Tranquil collection from Carlisle Wide Plank Floors is handcrafted in the U.S. from sustainably harvested trees. The prefinished white oak flooring doesn’t contain VOCs and comes in a range of tones, including Refuge (shown).

A collaboration between Shaw Contract and West Elm, the midcentury-inspired collection of seven designs combines a handwoven appearance with commercial grade properties for high performance.

Taking cues from the erosive nature between rocks and flowing water, Ceramiche Refin’s River tile emulates the look of timeworn stone with veins of color variation across its grayscale palette.

Made from a 100 percent renewable energy-powered manufacturing process that utilizes reused water and recycled raw materials, Cosentino’s Sunlit Days is the first-ever carbon neutral Silestone collection.

Sequence from Apparatus is linked by metal fixtures for rugged detailing. In Concept 04 (shown), tarnished silver joins a triptych of New Zealand wool and Vietnamese silk.

Created in partnership with Santa Fe’s Museum of International Folk Art and the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, Durkan’s Celebrated Heritage collection includes Storied Pieces, a broadloom carpet made with the company’s proprietary Pattern Perfect technology.

Vives Cerámica’s Luna-R Blanco porcelain tiles are made with rectified edges, giving them the illusion of seamlessness after installation. The collection is offered in polished or matte finishes in white, gray, and black.

A black geometric motif cuts through the plush ivory pile in RH’s Aryn rug, handknotted with Afghani wool. Emulating heritage Moroccan rugs, both ends feature hand-stitched edges and braided fringe.

Nourison’s Colorado line is made from 100 percent wool and handtufted for softness and durability. Inspired by the cool tones of nature, the rugs come in either gray and white or white and blue duotone (shown).

Crafted using sustainable Scandinavian harvesting practices, Stuga’s Sisu is one of two colorways offered in a classic herringbone pattern. The soft blond tone of the white oak (shown) adds a timeless luxury to any room.

Branching Out in Pinecone Oak is part of Shaw Contract’s Collective Custom collection. Featuring 26 patterns, the rugs unite disparate textures with bold geometric patterns.

Handmade postcards exchanged by members of Tarkett Hospitality’s creative team served as the basis for the Postcard collection. The 49 designs are available in various sizes and a variety of fiber types, textures, colors, and pile weights.

Atlas Masland’s Revealed series explores the art of excavation and the discovery of rare artifacts and fossils. Linear and arched bands of texture shift intermittently in hue and intensity to form a dynamic illusion of movement.

Made in the U.S., Shaw Contract’s Terrain II LVT collection features oak, walnut, and rustic wood visuals in 20 contemporary colorways. The series’ layered construction is engineered for enhanced durability in high-demand environments.

Karndean has added a limestone option to its Opus gluedown LVT flooring range. Available in Fumo and Lutum, each colorway is made with a different face of the stone.

Based on traditional textile art, Durkan’s Influunt Definity balances abstract paintings and Jacobean embroidery patterns to create a collection that employs advanced design techniques to transform a flat tapestry into multidimensional textured carpet.

Inspired by Brazil’s renowned street art scene, Milliken’s Creo collection features three vibrant colorways named after São Paulo, Rio, and Brasilia, all offered in three pattern families, Avenida, Beco, and Rua.

The Tranquil collection from Carlisle Wide Plank Floors was created to meet growing demand for smooth face flooring in a low matter, layered finish with warmer tones. Available in 8-inch-wide signature grade planks, six neutral colors are offered.

Encore Hospitality Carpet’s Escape is an area rug program that offers more than 50 patterns and 20 colorways in four standard sizes with low minimums.

Modern Nature Design’s Waterstone is a four-color hand-knotted area rug inspired by stone formations created by water. The rug can be specified in any combination of Tibetan wool, silk, viscose, or Tencel in any size, shape, and color.