For Blæk, Durkan was influenced by the traditional style of Japanese sumi-e ink wash painting, which depicts the soft, serene balance of nature. The pattern’s shapes suggest leaves and mountains that blend to create a dream-like sensation.

Inspired by the textures of weathered rock formations, Tarkett’s Terra and Tellus collection celebrates the natural surroundings with free-flowing colors.

Comprising three designs and made with traditional techniques, GAN’s Backstitch focuses on the chaotic nature of stitches that are typically hidden on the back of the rug.

Modern Nature Design’s Lemon Grass area rug is handknotted in Nepal with handspun Tibetan wool and viscose or Tencel. Taking cues from its namesake, it can be specified in a number of colors, shapes, and sizes.

Interface’s custom Luxcierge corridor carpet boasts a lush, textural play on malachite crystal, highlighted by golden metallic threads that meander throughout the pattern.

The smooth, monochromatic style of Marazzi’s Basalto is informed by dark, fine-grained basalt. Offered in four neutral hues, the large-format porcelain tiles are crafted using traditional Italian techniques.