Patcraft explores the filigree openwork found in basketry and hand-loomed woven materials to create Digital Weave, a carpet with a traditional artisan approach. The series comes in a range of neutral and saturated jewel tones.

Named after the Gaelic word for rock, Brintons’ Craigend is influenced by natural textures and surfaces like sand dunes, stone, moss, and lichen. Designed by Timorous Beasties, the collection is made from a blend of nylon and wool.

Made in Turkey using viscose and polyester, Surya’s Milano collection of rugs is machine-woven and offered in five colors, including light gray, medium gray, tan, white, and charcoal.

Durkan’s Trovare juxtaposes a textured, organic look with structured geometries for its series of broadloom and carpet tile. Enhanced surface detailing allows the patterns to remain highly defined while being deconstructed to their most basic elements.

The On-The-Fringe collection from Tai Ping brand Edward Fields boasts 12 abstract styles that reinterpret archival designs. Original patterns were chosen from the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s and reimagined with new colors and an added dimension.

Ilse Crawford collaborated with Kasthall on Grönska, offering two tufted and three woven rugs. Developed as a tribute to the Swedish landscape, the line experiments with a new dyeing technique for mélange hair yarn.

The vibrant Tailored Twist from Tarkett translates the intricate stitching of a bespoke suit into a modular carpet system. Available in four patterns, 162 combinations are possible.

Interface Hospitality’s Luxcierge is a series of custom carpets that explore pattern, texture, scale, contrast, and color. Each of the bold designs uses the company’s Carbon Neutral Floor application.