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E D U CAT I O N G OV E R N M E N T H E A LT H CA R E SENIOR LIVING H OS P I TA L I T Y M U LT I FA M I LY WO R K P L AC E R E TA I L

E D U CAT I O N

University Common Spaces

F I RST F LO O R AT R I U M

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U N I V E RS I T Y C O M M O N S PAC E S

E D U CAT I O N

SCOPE

Augusta University aimed to revitalize existing spaces, addressing functional challenges while enhancing their brand identity.

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E D U CAT I O N

U N I V E RS I T Y C O M M O N S PAC E S

Palette Soft Surface 1.

2.

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SAT U R AT E T I L E

4.

C H RO M ATO N E T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 09 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 4 )

I N I N D I G O (4 8 5 )

I N CYA N C H A RC OA L (4 3 6 )

9 X 36

18 X 36

SAT U R AT E T I L E

5.

C H RO M ATO N E T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 09 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 4 )

I N CYA N (4 3 6 )

I N I N D I G O C H A RC OA L (4 8 5 )

9 X 36

18 X 36

SAT U R AT E T I L E

6.

C H RO M ATO N E T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 09 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 4 )

I N C H A RC OA L ( 555 )

I N S I LV E R C H A RC OA L ( 555 )

9 X 36

18 X 36

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M U LT I - C U LT U R A L C E N T E R

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U N I V E RS I T Y C O M M O N S PAC E S

E D U CAT I O N

S O LU T I O N

Prioritizing durability and dynamic design, our recommendation included styles from Art + Science and Color at Work II collections.

The student gaming room features vibrant colors and geometric patterns creating an energetic environment, while the large ballroom showcases refined selections that accommodate the versatility need for the space.

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E D U CAT I O N

U N I V E RS I T Y C O M M O N S PAC E S

Palette Soft Surface 1.

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C O LO R S H I F T H E XAG O N

5.

BAS E H E XAG O N

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 6 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 59 )

I N E L ECT R I C (4 2 9 )

I N P RO G R E SS I O N ( 580 )

28.8 X 24.9

28.8 X 24.9

C O LO R S H I F T H E XAG O N

6.

C O N TACT H E XAG O N

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 6 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 60 )

I N A E R I A L ( 3 27 )

I N A E R I A L P RO G R E SS ( 5 1 8)

28.8 X 24.9

28.8 X 24.9

C O LO R S H I F T H E XAG O N

7.

BAS E H E XAG O N

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 6 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 59 )

I N SU B L I M E ( 3 2 5 )

I N P RO P O RT I O N ( 5 1 8)

28.8 X 24.9

28.8 X 24.9

C O LO R S H I F T H E XAG O N

8.

C O N TACT H E XAG O N

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 6 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 60 )

I N B R I L L I A N T ( 99 1 )

I N B R I L L I A N T P RO P O RT I O N ( 580 )

28.8 X 24.9

28.8 X 24.9

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GA M E RO O M

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E D U CAT I O N

Sensory Room

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S E N S O RY RO O M

E D U CAT I O N

SCOPE

Mead School District’s goal was to create a space that supports students with diverse needs and enhance their learning experience.

S O LU T I O N

Vibrant patterns and textures were selected to promote active participation, encouraging physical activity and sensory stimulation; as well as, help students manage sensory input and improve cognitive processing.

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E D U CAT I O N

S E N S O RY RO O M

Palette 1 Hard Surface

Soft Surface

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RETHINK

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E

( LV T 0733 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 )

IN CORE (515)

I N C RYSTA L ( 5 3 5 )

9 X 36

12 X 48 3.

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N D I SA P P E A R ( 557 ) 24 X 24

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C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N C OAX ( 54 9 ) 24 X 24

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D I SC U SS I O N T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 9 5 ) I N I N T E R ACT ( 3 2 3 ) 12 X 48

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D I SC U SS I O N T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 9 5 ) I N P E RC E I V E (40 2 ) 12 X 48

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D I SC U SS I O N T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 9 5 ) I N C O N C E N T R AT E (4 8 5 ) 12 X 48

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D I SC U SS I O N T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 9 5 ) I N P R E PA R E ( 5 1 5 ) 12 X 48

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S E N S O RY RO O M

E D U CAT I O N

B E H I N D T H E D E S I G N | PA L E T T E 1

By using multiple product platforms, we were able to establish designated spaces with different textures and colors.

Design for flexibility Safe ingredients Inclusive environment

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E D U CAT I O N

S E N S O RY RO O M

Palette 2 Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

2.

P I VOT

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E

( LV T 4 4 99 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 )

I N F U T U R E ( 7 50 )

I N H Y P E R G R E E N ( 3 26 )

8 X 51

24 X 24 3.

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N I M AG I N E ( 37 5 ) 24 X 24

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C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N DAY D R E A M (41 5 ) 24 X 24

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C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N C H A R M I N G (4 2 9 ) 24 X 24

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S E N S O RY RO O M

E D U CAT I O N

B E H I N D T H E D E S I G N | PA L E T T E 2

Our best-selling resilient flooring provided a neutral base, while a solid carpet tile introduced pattern and a playful hopscotch feature for interactive engagement.

Promotes connection Use of color for stimulation Encourages autonomy

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E D U CAT I O N

S E N S O RY RO O M

Palette 3 Hard Surface

Soft Surface

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5.

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T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L 5 M M

E STA B L I S H T I L E

( LV T 411 0 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 268)

I N G R A P H I T E ( 580 )

IN BRILLIANT (325)

6 X 48

12 X 48

T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L 5 M M

6.

E STA B L I S H T I L E

( LV T 411 0 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 268)

I N I N K (4 50 )

I N V I V I D ( 37 5 )

6 X 48

12 X 48

T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L 5 M M

7.

E STA B L I S H T I L E

( LV T 411 0 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 268)

I N AQ UA ( 370 )

I N C L E A R (4 86 )

6 X 48

12 X 48

T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L 5 M M

8.

E STA B L I S H T I L E

( LV T 411 0 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 268)

I N A Z U R E (40 0 )

I N DY N A M I C (8 50 )

6 X 48

12 X 48 9.

E STA B L I S H T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 268) I N R A D I A N T (8 55 ) 12 X 48

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S E N S O RY RO O M

E D U CAT I O N

B E H I N D T H E D E S I G N | PA L E T T E 3

The use of vibrant colors were selected to invigorated the classroom, transforming the mundane to encourage a sense of belonging.

Acoustics and thermal comfort were addressed by using soft surface:️

Reduction of excessive noise Nurtures individuality Supportive environment

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E D U CAT I O N

Cafeteria

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CA F E T E R I A

E D U CAT I O N

SCOPE

The goal of refreshing the cafeteria was to foster a sense of community and togetherness.

S O LU T I O N

The design concept was inspired by street art to reflect the diversity of the student body. The unique quilt-like installation combined with vibrant colors is intended to symbolize the individuality of each student— where they can relax, engage, and connect.

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E D U CAT I O N

HIGH SCHOOL

Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

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UNVEIL

UNVEIL

( LV T 0 60 1 V )

( LV T 0 60 1 V )

I N B L E AC H E D ( 1 1 1 )

I N RU ST (8 55 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

UNVEIL

7.

UNVEIL

( LV T 0 60 1 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 0 60 1 V )

I N PAT I N A ( 3 26 )

I N A LU M ( 99 1 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

UNVEIL

8.

UNVEIL

( LV T 0 60 1 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 0 60 1 V )

I N W E AT H E R E D (40 5 )

I N B U R N I S H (4 86 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

UNVEIL

9.

UNVEIL

( LV T 0 60 1 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 0 60 1 V )

I N OX I D I Z E ( 504 )

I N C H A R ( 555 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

UNVEIL

1 0.

UNVEIL

( LV T 0 60 1 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 0 60 1 V )

I N I N D U ST R I A L ( 67 5 )

IN FERRIC (211)

9 X 36

9 X 36

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E D U CAT I O N

University Health Center

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U N I V E RS I T Y H E A LT H C E N T E R

E D U CAT I O N

SCOPE

The goal of the Health Center’s three-story renovation was to create a space that balanced practical needs with the university’s distinguished academic reputation.

S O LU T I O N

Incorporating intentional pops of color with the university’s iconic colors, the space was refreshed with flooring and paint upgrades without undergoing extensive structural changes.

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E D U CAT I O N

U N I V E RS I T Y H E A LT H C E N T E R

Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

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C O M P O U N D 5.0

SAT U R AT E T I L E

( LV T 407 7 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 09 )

I N G R A N I T E ( 58 5 )

I N SCA R L E T (8 54 )

24 X 24

9 X 36

CAST 5.0 M M

8.

SAT U R AT E T I L E

( LV T 4098 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 09 )

I N I N ST I L L ( 58 5 )

I N B L AC K ( 50 5 )

24 X 24

9 X 36

INLET

9.

SAT U R AT E T I L E

( LV T 09 26 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 09 )

I N B E EC H ( 50 2 )

I N B L AC K ( 50 5 )

9 X 48

9 X 36

INLET

1 0.

C H RO M ATO N E T I L E

( LV T 09 26 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 4 )

I N C OA RS E ( 59 5 )

I N S I LV E R C H A RC OA L ( 555 )

9 X 48

9 X 36

INLET

11.

C H RO M ATO N E T I L E

( LV T 09 26 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 4 )

I N R AW ( 54 9 )

I N C H A RC OA L TAU P E ( 5 1 5 )

9 X 48

9 X 36

P I G M E N T D I R ECT G LU E

1 2.

C H RO M ATO N E T I L E

( LV T 0 50 3 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 4 )

I N R E D (8 55 )

I N C H A RC OA L B L AC K ( 50 5 )

7 X 48

9 X 36 1 3.

C H RO M ATO N E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 4 ) I N C H A RC OA L ( 555 ) 9 X 36

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U N I V E RS I T Y H E A LT H C E N T E R

E D U CAT I O N

BEHIND THE DESIGN

The goal was to express brand presence through subtle uses of the university’s colors, rather than relying on traditional logo placement.

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C L ASS RO O M

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G OV E R N M E N T

Public Library 56

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C H I L D R E N’S A R E A

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P U B L I C L I B R A RY

G OV E R N M E N T

SCOPE

The Bigfork ImagineIF Library renovation transformed a 6,000 square foot church hall into a flexible community space. The design emphasized adaptability and biophilic elements, while supporting the Design for Freedom initiative to eliminate forced labor in building materials.

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G OV E R N M E N T

Palette Soft Surface 1.

B O U N D L E SS T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 314 ) I N CA L M ( 580 ) 9 X 36

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B O U N D L E SS T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 314 ) I N O C E A N S (40 5 ) 9 X 36

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O B S E RV E C O LO R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 09 ) I N O C E A N S (40 5 ) 9 X 36

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O B S E RV E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 0 6 ) I N CA L M ( 580 ) 9 X 36

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P U B L I C L I B R A RY

G OV E R N M E N T

S O LU T I O N

The flooring design incorporated EcoWorx® carpet tile and PVC-free resilient products, ensuring both sustainability and ethical material sourcing. Living Systems carpet tile mirrored the nearby river with organic patterns, while a custom layout was created to support flexibility, allowing furniture to move freely without disrupting floor transitions. This solution not only met the aesthetic and functional needs of the library but also aligned with the broader goal of promoting fair labor practices in the building materials industry.

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C H I L D R E N’S A R E A

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G OV E R N M E N T

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Business Development Center 67

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B U S I N E SS D E V E LO P M E N T C E N T E R

G OV E R N M E N T

SCOPE

The business center featured an open-to-deck ceiling, which posed a challenge in optimizing product selection and installation for effective sound absorption.

S O LU T I O N

The installation created a cohesive and functional environment optimizing the product and installation design. The solution balanced sound control, budget considerations, and aesthetic appeal.

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G OV E R N M E N T

B U S I N E SS D E V E LO P M E N T C E N T E R

Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

2.

TERRAIN II

FAC E TO FAC E T I L E

( LV T 411 0 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 40 5 )

I N T H ATC H ( 1 73 )

I N E XC L A I M ( 50 0 ) 18 X 36 3.

SPOKEN TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 40 6 ) I N C O R R E S P O N D ( 58 5 ) 9 X 36

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WRITTEN TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 407 ) I N C O R R E S P O N D ( 58 5 ) 9 X 36

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V I STA T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 80 ) I N R E S E RVO I R (4 8 5 ) 9 X 36

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T R A N S L AT E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 408) I N SC R I P T ( 2 1 0 ) 9 X 36

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C O L L ECT I V E I I T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 3 9 ) I N G R E Y ( 580 ) 9 X 36

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C O L L ECT I V E I I I T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 40 ) I N G R E Y ( 580 ) 9 X 36

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G OV E R N M E N T

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Public Library 75

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P U B L I C L I B R A RY

G OV E R N M E N T

SCOPE

The Acadia Parish Library project explored design that complemented the existing character of the library. The space featured exposed brick and vibrant shades of orange and yellow paint, creating a bold visual foundation.

S O LU T I O N

Drawing inspiration from the existing elements, the space was enhanced by balancing the warmth of the brick, paint, and wood with accents of blue. Introducing biophilic design through an organic installation mimicking the movement of coastal tides integrating both color and nature into the space.

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G OV E R N M E N T

P U B L I C L I B R A RY

Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

2.

C O M P O U N D 5.0 M M

L A N DSCA P E T I L E

( LV T 407 7 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 604 )

I N FO U N DAT I O N ( 5 3 0 )

I N SA N D ( 668)

24 X 24

18 X 36 3.

L A N DSCA P E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 604 ) I N C OASTA L ( 1 0 5 ) 18 X 36

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L A N DSCA P E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 604 ) I N WAT E R (41 1 ) 18 X 36

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M I G R AT E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 60 6 ) I N C OASTA L SA N D ( 668) 18 X 36

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M I G R AT E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 60 6 ) I N C OASTA L WAT E R (41 1 ) 18 X 36

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CASA T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 52 5 ) I N I M M E RS E ( 555 ) 9 X 36

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H E A LT H CA R E

Hospital Standards 80

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WA I T I N G A R E A

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H OS P I TA L STA N DA R DS

H E A LT H CA R E

SCOPE

The healthcare system needed to establish a consistent flooring standard across facilities to include resilient tile and sheet, with select carpet options for waiting areas.

S O LU T I O N

A functional and cohesive aesthetic, inspired by a desert oasis that meets the practical requirements while enhancing the ambiance of the space.

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H E A LT H CA R E

H OS P I TA L STA N DA R DS

Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

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BAS I S

BON JOUR TILE

( LV T 4 33 9 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 0 3 2 )

I N FO R M AT I O N ( 1 55 )

I N B L AC K C H O C O L AT E ( 7 5 1 )

12 X 23

24 X 24

ABIDE

8.

H O N E ST T I L E

( LV T 41 07 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 6 )

I N W H E AT OA K ( 2 20 )

I N T RU F F L E ( 760 )

6 X 48

9 X 36

ABIDE

9.

DW E L L I N G T I L E

( LV T 41 07 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 9 )

I N C O R I A N D E R OA K ( 7 20 )

IN GREIGE (516)

6 X 48

9 X 36

Sheet Vinyl

1 0.

IN COMMON TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 51 ) I N I N C LU D E ( 1 0 0 )

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I N I N S P I R E ( 1 04 ) 6.58 X 6 5.94 5.

A L L TO G E T H E R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 94 ) I N I N C LU D E ( 1 0 0 )

I N R E J U V E N AT E ( 1 0 0 )

9 X 36

V I TA L I T Y S H E E T ( 0873 V ) I N BA L A N C E ( 76 1 ) 6.58 X 6 5.94

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V I TA L I T Y S H E E T ( 0873 V ) 6.58 X 6 5.94

6.

9 X 36

V I TA L I T Y S H E E T ( 0873 V )

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PAT I E N T RO O M

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H E A LT H CA R E

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Medical Office Building Tenant Standards 89

E XA M RO O M

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M E D I CA L O F F I C E B U I L D I N G

H E A LT H CA R E

SCOPE

The Medical Office Building needed to establish a standard to ensure consistency.

The various space types include Nursing Stations, Exam Rooms, Labs, Operating Rooms, Imaging Rooms, and Private Offices.

S O LU T I O N

The standards developed provide two defined color palettes with blue and yellow accents to simplify the selection process for the client on a project-by-project basis. The selections were carefully selected to ensure both functionality and aesthetic consistency.

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H E A LT H CA R E

M E D I CA L O F F I C E B U I L D I N G

Cool with Blue Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

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7.

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P I VOT (4099 V ) I N R E FO R M ( 1 1 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 598)

8 X 51

I N T U RQ U O I S E ( 3 2 3 ) 24 X 24

O B S E RV E (4 566 V ) I N R EG E N E R AT E ( 1 0 3 )

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I N M O RTA R ( 5 3 0 )

I N H A B I T S H E E T (41 0 6 V )

24 X 24

I N OYST E R S H E L L OA K ( 140 ) 6.58 X 68.58 4.

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I N A L I K E ( 557 ) 24 X 24

6.58 X 68.58 V I TA L I T Y H U E S (4 376 V ) IN UPHOLD (111) 6.56 X 6 5.6 2 6.

RADIANT GLEAM ( P O RC E L A I N CT 1 8 K ) I N G L I M M E R ( 50 5 ) 1 2 X 24

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C O M PA N I O N T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 52 )

V I TA L I T Y TO N E S (4 37 5 V ) IN PEP UP (111)

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B I S ECT T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 4 8)

8 X 51 3.

D RO P ST I TC H T I L E

1 0.

IN COMMON TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 51 ) I N TO G E T H E R ( 1 0 5 ) 24 X 24

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LO B BY 94

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N U RS E STAT I O N 96

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L A B O R ATO RY 98

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O P E R AT I O N RO O M 100

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P R I VAT E O F F I C E 102

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H E A LT H CA R E

M E D I CA L O F F I C E B U I L D I N G

Warm with Yellow Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

7.

2.

P I VOT (4 4 99 V ) I N C L I M AT E ( 1 2 5 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 598)

8 X 51

IN GOLD (210) 24 X 24

O B S E RV E (4 566 V ) IN EDITION (516)

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I N C OZ Y ( 1 1 1 )

I N H A B I T S H E E T (41 0 6 V )

24 X 24

I N A N T I Q U E OA K ( 1 50 ) 6.58 X 68.58 4.

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I N S H I N Y P E B B L E ( 76 1 ) 24 X 24

6.58 X 68.58 V I TA L I T Y H U E S (4 376 V ) I N V I M ( 7 50 ) 6.56 X 6 5.6 2 6.

CENTRAL ( P O RC E L A I N CT 1 0 K ) IN VILLA (125) 1 2 X 24

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ST RU CT U R E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 97 )

V I TA L I T Y TO N E S (4 37 5 V ) IN PEP UP (111)

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D RO P ST I TC H T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 598)

8 X 51 3.

D RO P ST I TC H T I L E

1 0.

W E AT H E R E D C O LO R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 26 ) I N G O L D E N CA L M ( 2 1 0 ) 24 X 24

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2 4

10 5

6

7

3

9

8

105

LO B BY 106

107

N U RS E STAT I O N 108

109

I M AG I N G RO O M 110

111

O P E R AT I O N RO O M 112

113

P R I VAT E O F F I C E 114

115

H E A LT H CA R E

116

Children’s Hospital Procedural Lobby 117

H E A LT H CA R E

C H I L D R E N’S H OS P I TA L P RO C E D U R A L LO B BY

SCOPE

The client wished to visualize each option in their space. Using the images they provided, we were able to bring the space to life.

B E H I N D T H E D E S I G N : PA L E T T E 1

A playful carpet design with large, overlapping circles in primary colors creates energy and movement. This vibrant design fosters creativity for children while enhancing wayfinding and visual interest without overwhelming the space.

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119

1

2

7 3

4

5

6

120

C H I L D R E N’S H OS P I TA L P RO C E D U R A L LO B BY

H E A LT H CA R E

Palette 1 Soft Surface

Hard Surface

1.

7.

2.

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E

EXPERIMENT

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 )

(4 58 1 V )

I N G LOW I N G ( 2 1 1 )

I N E XU B E R A N T ( 1 1 0 )

24 X 24

1 6 X 31

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N I M AG I N E ( 37 5 ) 24 X 24

3.

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N DAY D R E A M (41 5 ) 24 X 24

4.

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N F I G M E N T (4 86 ) 24 X 24

5.

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N O B S E RV E ( 760 ) 24 X 24

6.

C O LO R F R A M E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 08 1 ) I N ST U N T (8 56 ) 24 X 24

121

R EC E P T I O N 122

123

WA I T I N G A R E A 124

125

H E A LT H CA R E

C H I L D R E N’S H OS P I TA L P RO C E D U R A L LO B BY

B E H I N D T H E D E S I G N : PA L E T T E 2

A refined, pixelated gradient design introduces modern sophistication with muted tones and deeper blues, reds, and grays. This versatile flooring adds depth, defines zones, and complements the space’s architecture, enhancing flow + functionality.

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127

1

2

8 3

4

5

6

128

C H I L D R E N’S H OS P I TA L P RO C E D U R A L LO B BY

H E A LT H CA R E

Palette 2 Soft Surface

Hard Surface

1.

8.

2.

DAY D R E A M E R T I L E

T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L 5.0 M M

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 593 )

( LV T 411 0 V )

I N T H O U G H T F U L Y E L LOW ( 2 1 1 )

I N EC H O ( 7 7 5 )

24 X 24

6 X 48

DAY D R E A M E R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 593 ) I N C U LT I VAT E G R E E N ( 3 26 ) 24 X 24

3.

DAY D R E A M E R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 593 ) I N C U LT I VAT E T E A L ( 3 27 ) 24 X 24

4.

DAY D R E A M E R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 593 ) I N B R A I N STO R M B LU E (4 86 ) 24 X 24

5.

DAY D R E A M E R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 593 ) I N R E V E A L R E D (8 55 ) 24 X 24

6.

I M AG I N E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 594 ) IN RESET (535) 24 X 24

7.

I M AG I N E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 594 ) I N C U LT I VAT E ( 580 ) 24 X 24

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R EC E P T I O N 130

131

WA I T I N G A R E A 132

133

H E A LT H CA R E

C H I L D R E N’S H OS P I TA L P RO C E D U R A L LO B BY

B E H I N D T H E D E S I G N : PA L E T T E 3

A combination of organic and geometric patterns, with stone-like textures and vibrant accents, creates a balanced, contemporary look. The design offers durability and visual appeal while balancing fun with professionalism, reinforcing the purpose of the space.

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135

1

2

8

3

4

5

6

7

136

C H I L D R E N’S H OS P I TA L P RO C E D U R A L LO B BY

H E A LT H CA R E

Palette 3 Soft Surface

Hard Surface

1.

8.

2.

THINK TILE

CODED

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 86 )

( LV T 414 3 V )

I N E SCA P E ( 50 5 )

I N I N T E R P R E T ( 76 1 )

24 X 24

6 X 48

E N GAG E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 87 ) I N N UA N C E C H A RC OA L ( 5 1 6 ) 24 X 24

3.

I M PACT T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 88) I N T E A L (40 5 ) 24 X 24

4.

I M PACT T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 88) IN LIME (325) 24 X 24

5.

I M PACT T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 88) I N B LU E (4 2 9 ) 24 X 24

6.

I M PACT T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 88) I N O R A N G E ( 668) 24 X 24

7.

I M PACT T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 1 88) I N R E D (8 55 ) 24 X 24

137

R EC E P T I O N 138

139

WA I T I N G A R E A 140

141

H E A LT H CA R E

142

Emergency Department 143

144

A M C E M E RG E N CY D E PA RT M E N T

H E A LT H CA R E

SCOPE

The space required a solution that could guide both patients and staff while maintaining a calming and functional design. The need was to create a unified strategy that addressed both aesthetic and practical concerns within the facility.

S O LU T I O N

A carefully selected palette of six colorways established clear navigation pathways, while strategic accents and transitions enhanced wayfinding, providing both visual clarity and a cohesive aesthetic throughout the space.

145

H E A LT H CA R E

A M C E M E RG E N CY D E PA RT M E N T

Palette 3 Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

7.

2.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M ( LV T 4 4 3 0 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 414 )

I N CAST E R ( 5 1 8)

I N T ROT ( 50 0 )

9 X 36

24 X 24

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M ( LV T 4 4 3 0 V ) I N L I N K ( 37 5 ) 9 X 36

3.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M ( LV T 4 4 3 0 V ) I N TO G E T H E R (47 5 ) 9 X 36

4.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M ( LV T 4 4 3 0 V ) I N U N I F Y (4 50 ) 9 X 36

5.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M ( LV T 4 4 3 0 V ) I N M E RG E ( 70 0 ) 9 X 36

6.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M ( LV T 4 4 3 0 V ) I N T H ATC H ( 7 20 ) 9 X 36

146

SW I F T T I L E

4 1

5 2 6 3

7

147

N U RS E S STAT I O N

148

149

C I RC U L AT I O N

150

151

SENIOR LIVING

152

Senior Living Facility 153

154

S E N I O R L I V I N G FAC I L I T Y

SENIOR LIVING

SCOPE

The project focused on designing a senior living facility that reflected the surrounding Sonoran Desert landscape, creating a familiar and calming environment for residents, enhancing both the aesthetic and functional needs of the space while ensuring ease of navigation and comfort for the senior tenants.

S O LU T I O N

Products from the Cultura collection inspired by the Sonoran Desert created a familiar and calming palette. Endless Tile created wayfinding and the traditional visuals of the Anthology collection added an intimate to the dining area and grounded the space.

155

SENIOR LIVING

S E N I O R L I V I N G FAC I L I T Y

Palette Soft Surface

Hard Surface

1.

9.

2.

3.

4.

LO CA L T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 5 2 3 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 0 5 )

I N V I B R A N T N AT I V E ( 67 5 )

IN GREENHOUSE (396)

C ROSS W E AV E T I L E

7.

8.

156

E N D L E SS T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 0 5 )

I N N AT I V E ( 1 0 5 )

I N L A K E ( 3 27 )

JOURNAL TILE

11.

ENTREE TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 51 2 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 0 33 )

I N A L LU S I O N (40 0 )

I N E BO N Y ( 50 0 )

SC R I P T T I L E I N A L LU S I O N (40 0 )

6.

1 0.

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 5 26 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 514 )

5.

E N D L E SS T I L E

C O M P I L AT I O N T I L E

Hard Surface 1 2.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 51 5 )

( LV T 4 3 9 1 V )

I N A L LU S I O N (40 0 )

I N EG GS H E L L ( 1 1 1 )

H A N D ST I TC H T I L E

1 3.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 51 6 )

( LV T 4 3 9 1 V )

I N WA R M ( 1 0 0 )

I N S P I N D L E ( 140 )

E N D L E SS T I L E

14.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 M M

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 0 5 )

( LV T 4 3 9 1 V )

I N C L AY ( 67 5 )

I N T H ATC H ( 7 20 )

E N D L E SS T I L E

1 5.

C ROSS I N G PAT H S

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 0 5 )

( LV T 4 3 9 2 V )

IN GOLDEN (210)

I N T H ATC H ( 7 20 )

8

9

6

7

2

1 11

3

15

4

12

13

5 14

157

SENIOR LIVING

158

Senior Living Rehabilitation 159

160

S E N I O R L I V I N G R E H A B I L I TAT I O N

SENIOR LIVING

SCOPE

The project aimed to enhance both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of the senior living center while addressing wayfinding and treatment efficiency. The space required clear zoning and navigation solutions to support rehabilitation and therapy, with careful consideration for durability and comfort in high-traffic areas.

161

SENIOR LIVING

S E N I O R L I V I N G R E H A B I L I TAT I O N

Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

3.

2.

INLET II

SU S P E N D T I L E

( LV T 4 37 2 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 9 1 )

I N VA L L E Y ( 1 0 3 )

I N B R A N C H ( 760 )

INLET II

4.

SU S P E N D T I L E

( LV T 4 37 2 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 9 1 )

I N SU M M I T ( 760 )

I N S H A D E ( 557 ) 5.

SU S P E N D T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 9 1 ) I N R A I N ( 3 27 )

6.

P R E S E RV E T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 2 3 ) I N S H A D E ( 557 )

7.

W E AT H E R E D C O LO R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 26 ) I N R A I N S H A D E ( 3 27 )

8.

H O N E ST T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 6 ) I N T RU F F L E ( 760 )

9.

H O N E ST T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 6 ) I N E S P R E SSO ( 58 5 )

1 0.

IDENTITY TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 37 ) I N T RU F F L E ( 760 )

162

10

1

2 9

8

7

6

5

4

3

163

164

165

166

S E N I O R L I V I N G R E H A B I L I TAT I O N

SENIOR LIVING

S O LU T I O N

The installation of purposely selected flooring materials defined distinct zones and created clear pathways, improving organization and navigation. Strategic use of textures, colors, and patterns in key areas, including the rehabilitation room, guided patients through therapy stations while enhancing comfort, safety, and ease of maintenance.

167

168

169

H OS P I TA L I T Y

Museum Artifact Annex 170

171

F LO O R P L A N : F I RST F LO O R

172

M U S E U M A RT I FACT A N N E X

H OS P I TA L I T Y

SCOPE

This project aimed to create a versatile flooring design for an annex that housed artifacts rotating through the Motown Museum. The space, featuring classrooms, green rooms, dance studios, and archive rooms, required a thoughtful approach to both functionality and aesthetics, with careful attention to various room types and specialized spaces like climatecontrolled archives.

173

H OS P I TA L I T Y

M U S E U M A RT I FACT A N N E X

Soft Surface Palette 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

174

FO L LOW U P T I L E

8.

IN COMMON TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 50 0 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 51 )

I N I N F LU E N C E ( 5 3 5 )

I N U N I F Y C O LO R (4 8 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

KICK OFF TILE

9.

A L L TO G E T H E R T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 99 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 94 )

I N I N F LU E N C E ( 5 3 5 )

I N U N I F Y C O LO R (4 8 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

C O L L A B O R AT I O N T I L E

1 0.

IN TUNE TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 97 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 )

I N I M PACT ( 1 0 0 )

I N U N I F Y C O LO R (4 8 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

C O L L A B O R AT I O N T I L E

11.

A LO N GS I D E T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 97 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 5 )

I N P U R P OS E F U L I M PACT ( 2 1 1 )

I N U N I F Y C O LO R (4 8 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

C O L L A B O R AT I O N T I L E

1 2.

C O L L ECT I V E I T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 97 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 3 8)

I N I N F LU E N C E C H A N G E ( 979 )

I N B L AC K ( 50 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

C O L L A B O R AT I O N T I L E

1 3.

S I D E BY S I D E T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 97 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 52 )

I N I N F LU E N C E R E SU LTS (4 2 9 )

I N U N I F Y C O LO R (4 8 5 )

9 X 36

18 X 36

C O L L A B O R AT I O N T I L E

14.

JOIN

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 97 )

( RU G G 04 3 R )

I N I N F LU E N C E O U TC O M E S (41 1 )

I N S M O K E ( 50 0 )

9 X 36

24 X 24

13

14

1

2

3

12

4

11

5

10

6

9

7

8

175

H OS P I TA L I T Y

M U S E U M A RT I FACT A N N E X

Hard Surface Palette 1.

C ROSS I N G PAT H S 5.0 ( LV T 4 3 9 2 V ) I N S M O K Y OA K ( 5 1 6 ) 18 X 18

2.

C ROSS I N G PAT H S 5.0 ( LV T 4 3 9 2 V ) I N T H ATC H ( 7 20 ) 18 X 18

3.

I N U N I SO N 5.0 ( LV T 4 3 9 1 V ) I N I N C LU D E ( 680 ) 9 X 36

4.

INLET II ( LV T 4 37 2 V ) I N S P I N D L E ( 140 ) 9 X 48

5.

T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L 5 M M ( LV T 411 0 V ) I N R E DWO O D ( 6 50 ) 6 X 48

6.

INLET ( LV T 09 26 V ) I N R AW ( 54 9 ) 9 X 48

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3

4

5

6

2 1

177

F LO O R P L A N : S EC O N D F LO O R 178

M U S E U M A RT I FACT A N N E X

H OS P I TA L I T Y

S O LU T I O N

The development of a flooring palette and installation strategy balanced design with functionality. The design enhanced the diverse spaces—supporting the flow of activities, creating a visually engaging atmosphere, and ensuring durability in high-traffic areas, while also addressing the specific needs of the storage archives and other specialized rooms.

179

180

G R E E N RO O M 181

F L E X LO U N G E + GAT H E R I N G S PAC E 182

183

184

185

H O L D I N G S PAC E 186

187

188

LO C K E R LO U N G E 189

B R E A KO U T RO O M 190

191

H OS P I TA L I T Y

Entertainment Club 192

193

F LO O R P L A N : F I RST F LO O R

194

E N T E RTA I N M E N T C LU B

H OS P I TA L I T Y

SCOPE

The space required flooring solutions that would elevate the overall design while addressing the functional needs of hightraffic and communal spaces. The challenge was to create a cohesive flow while ensuring durability, easy maintenance, and comfort throughout the venue, which includes entrances, gathering spaces, and restrooms.

195

H OS P I TA L I T Y

E N T E RTA I N M E N T C LU B

Soft Surface Palette 1.

2.

3.

4.

196

P L A N E H E XAG O N T I L E

5.

C O L L ECT I V E I I I T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 0 54 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 3 8)

I N CYA N (4 3 6 )

I N G R E Y ( 580 )

28.8 X 24.9

9 X 36

P L A N E H E XAG O N T I L E

6.

S I D E BY S I D E T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 0 54 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 52 )

I N O R A N G E ( 668)

I N M E RG E C O LO R ( 67 5 )

28.8 X 24.9

9 X 36

P L A N E H E XAG O N T I L E

7.

JIVE TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 0 54 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 41 2 )

I N C I T RO N ( 284 )

I N ST R I D E ( 50 5 )

28.8 X 24.9

24 X 24

C O L L A B O R AT I O N T I L E

8.

DESIGN SERIES V 36

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 97 )

( B ROA D LO O M 5 A 0 33 )

I N ST R AT EG I C I M PACT ( 3 9 6 )

I N H E AV Y M E TA L ( 54 5 )

9 X 36

12 FT

7

8

3 1

6

2

5

4

197

H OS P I TA L I T Y

E N T E RTA I N M E N T C LU B

Hard Surface Palette 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

198

UNION

8.

TERRAIN II

( LV T 4 34 9 V )

( LV T 411 0 V )

I N C O N C R E T E S P I N D L E ( 140 )

I N T E R R A ( 60 0 )

9 X 48

6 X 48

INLET II

9.

TERRAIN II

( LV T 4 37 2 V )

( LV T 411 0 V )

I N S P I N D L E ( 140 )

I N R E DWO O D ( 6 50 )

9 X 48

6 X 48

COMMINGLE

1 0.

TERRAIN II

( LV T 4 3 50 V )

( LV T 411 0 V )

IN CONCRETE (105)

I N O RC H A R D ( 0 1 3 )

9 X 48

6 X 48

TERRAIN II

11.

TERRAIN II

( LV T 411 0 V )

( LV T 411 0 V )

I N S L AT E ( 540 )

I N T R A I L ( 2 56 )

6 X 48

6 X 48

TERRAIN II

1 2.

J OY SQ UA R E D

( LV T 411 0 V )

( LV T 0993 V )

I N G R A P H I T E ( 580 )

I N H O L I DAY ( 50 0 )

6 X 48

24 X 24

TERRAIN II

1 3.

V I TA L I T Y S H E E T

( LV T 411 0 V )

( LV T 0873 V )

I N I N K (4 50 )

I N SO OT H E (4 47 )

6 X 48

6.58 X 6 5.94

TERRAIN II

14.

BAS I S

( LV T 411 0 V )

( LV T 4 33 9 V )

I N A Z U R E (40 0 )

I N SO U RC E ( 59 5 )

6 X 48

12 X 23

5

4

7

6

9

8

11

10

14

12

13 3

2

1 199

LO B BY + B OW L I N G

200

E N T E RTA I N M E N T C LU B

H OS P I TA L I T Y

S O LU T I O N

By selecting a mix of flooring materials with varied colors, textures, and patterns, we created distinct zones and a seamless flow throughout the space. Durable materials in high-traffic areas ensure longevity and easy upkeep, while softer, textured surfaces in lounges and collaborative spaces enhance comfort and acoustics, fostering a welcoming and organized environment.

201

H OS P I TA L I T Y

202

E N T E RTA I N M E N T C LU B

L AS E R TAG + A RCA D E

203

H OS P I TA L I T Y

Performing Arts Center 204

205

F LO O R P L A N : S EC O N D F LO O R

206

P E R FO R M I N G A RTS C E N T E R

H OS P I TA L I T Y

SCOPE

The Chester Fritz Auditorium is a performance facility, the focus was on upgrading public spaces and the theater—requiring a design solution that balanced aesthetics, durability, and functionality. The goal was to create a cohesive and polished environment that would withstand high traffic while enhancing both the acoustics and safety of the space.

207

H OS P I TA L I T Y

Palette Hard Surface 1.

UNION ( LV T 4 34 9 V ) I N C O N C R E T E R E F U G E ( 1 55 ) 9 X 48

Soft Surface 2.

W E LC O M E I I T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 0 31 ) I N C H A RC OA L ( 54 9 ) 24 X 24

3.

C U STO M CA R P E T T I L E ( F 1194079 ) C 2 1 1 88 24 X 24

4.

C U STO M B ROA D LO O M ( F 119 64 9 5 ) Y F 2 204 8 12 FT

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P E R FO R M I N G A RTS C E N T E R

4 2

A

CA439 CUT

B

5656D CUT

C

5236D CUT

D

CA439 LOOP

3

E

N021 LOOP

F

5236D LOOP

CAD Spec Number: 498684 Tryk Number: F1196493 Project: Chester Fritz Pattern: YF22048 Date: November 20, 2023 Sales Consultant: Brian Crosby Scale: Design Repeat Shown Design Repeat: 72" x 72" Construction: CYP Design Quality: 11 x 11 rows per inch

1

209

F LO O R P L A N : T H I R D F LO O R

210

P E R FO R M I N G A RTS C E N T E R

H OS P I TA L I T Y

S O LU T I O N

The installation of dark-patterned carpet, wallcovering, and paint transformed the space by providing a refined aesthetic and improving durability. The carpet helped with sound absorption and concealed wear in high-traffic areas, while the wallcovering added texture, resilience, and further sound dampening, all while ensuring safety with better traction and surface protection.

The seamless installation resulted in a professional, high-end finish that enhanced both the look and functionality of the space.

211

F LO O R P L A N : FO U RT H F LO O R

212

213

T H E T I E RS 214

CORRIDOR 215

M U LT I FA M I LY

216

Apartment Complex 217

218

A PA RT M E N T C O M P L E X

M U LT I FA M I LY

SCOPE

Spanning three buildings and three floors, the project featured a bold design palette inspired by water and the local Los Angeles art scene. The challenge was to visually break up long corridors and develop a wayfinding strategy that complemented the vibrant aesthetic while improving navigation throughout the space.

L E F T: B U I L D I N G O N E

219

M U LT I FA M I LY

A PA RT M E N T C O M P L E X

Overall Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

3.

2.

B R A N C H I N G O U T 5 M M AC O U ST I C

B E YO N D T I L E

( LV T 4 2 56 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 1 8)

I N P I N EC O N E OA K ( 7 20 )

I N CA N YO N ( 580 )

6 X 48

12 X 48

B R A N C H I N G O U T 5 M M AC O U ST I C

4.

B E YO N D T I L E

( LV T 4 2 56 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 1 8)

I N R I V E RS I D E OA K ( 140 )

I N C OAST (4 56 )

6 X 48

12 X 48 5.

D I SC OV E R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 1 7 ) I N VAST ( 50 5 ) 12 X 48

6.

R E S P O N D C O LO R T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 31 0 ) I N L AVA S P R I N GS (4 40 ) 9 X 36

7.

WAT E RC O LO R ( A R E A RU G G 08 3 R ) I N M I D N I G H T (473 )

220

1

2 6

3

4 5

7

221

M U LT I FA M I LY

A PA RT M E N T C O M P L E X

Corridor Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

2.

INSPIRE

LANDING TILE

( LV T 0884 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 373 )

I N B LU E (4 2 9 )

I N P R I ST I N E ( 5 3 5 )

1 2 X 24

18 X 36 3.

LANDING EDGE TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 37 5 ) I N P R I ST I N E STO N E ( 59 5 ) 18 X 36

4.

PLAINS TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 374 ) I N STO N E ( 59 5 ) 18 X 36

5.

PLAINS TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 374 ) I N C OAST ( 3 2 3 ) 18 X 36

6.

PLAINS TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 374 ) I N R E S E RVO I R (4 8 5 )

7.

PLAINS TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 374 ) I N S K Y (41 1 )

222

4 2

6

1 7

3 5

223

224

A PA RT M E N T C O M P L E X

M U LT I FA M I LY

S O LU T I O N

Using the Shifting Fields collection provided intentional pops of color to create a clear wayfinding strategy, assigning a distinct color to each of the three buildings. This approach helped residents navigate the space more easily while reinforcing the design concept inspired by the Los Angeles River. Shades of blue and green introduced a biophilic element and seamlessly complemented the dynamic street art featured throughout the corridors.

L E F T: B U I L D I N G O N E

225

F LO O R P L A N : B U I L D I N G O N E

226

227

F LO O R P L A N : B U I L D I N G T WO

228

229

F LO O R P L A N : B U I L D I N G T H R E E

230

231

M U LT I FA M I LY

232

Residential Living Space 233

F LO O R P L A N : F I RST F LO O R

234

R E S I D E N T I A L L I V I N G S PAC E

M U LT I FA M I LY

SCOPE

The project focused on enhancing a multifamily residential space by enhancing the units, corridors, amenities, and lobby areas.

The objective was to deliver a cohesive design that not only improved wayfinding but also provided functional and aesthetic value throughout the property.

235

R E S I D E N T I A L L I V I N G S PAC E

M U LT I FA M I LY

Soft Surface Palette 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

FA M I L I A R T I L E

IN TUNE TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 5 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 )

I N M I N T ( 3 27 )

I N J O I N C O LO R (86 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

IN COMMON TILE

9.

IN TUNE TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 51 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 )

I N L I N K ( 5 28)

I N C O N N ECT ( 50 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

SPOKEN TILE

1 0.

IN TUNE TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 40 6 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 )

I N Q U I P (4 8 5 )

I N TO G E T H E R C O LO R ( 2 1 0 )

24 X 24

9 X 36

IN TUNE TILE

11.

S I D E BY S I D E T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 52 )

I N M E RG E ( 5 1 8)

I N M E RG E C O LO R ( 67 5 )

9 X 36

18 X 36

IN TUNE TILE

1 2.

DY E L A B T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 041 )

I N L I N K C O LO R ( 37 5 )

I N K N OT W E E D (4 9 1 )

9 X 36

24 X 24

IN TUNE TILE

1 3.

DY E L A B T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 041 )

I N U N I F Y C O LO R (4 8 5 )

I N SA N DA LWO O D ( 66 5 )

9 X 36

24 X 24

IN TUNE TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 9 6 ) I N I N C LU D E C O LO R ( 678) 9 X 36

236

8.

13 1

2

4

3

5

6 12

7

8

9

10

11

237

M U LT I FA M I LY

R E S I D E N T I A L L I V I N G S PAC E

Hard Surface Palette 1.

INLET II ( LV T 4 37 2 V ) I N VA L L E Y ( 1 0 3 ) 9 X 48

2.

UNION ( LV T 4 34 9 V ) I N C O N C R E T E VA L L E Y ( 1 0 3 ) 9 X 48

3.

RESIDE 12 MIL ( LV T 4094 V ) I N ASSU R A N C E ( 73 0 ) 6 X 47

4.

EO N ( LV T 411 2 V ) I N ST R ATA ( 50 6 ) 20 X 20

238

2

1

3

4

239

F LO O R P L A N : LO B BY

240

R E S I D E N T I A L L I V I N G S PAC E

M U LT I FA M I LY

S O LU T I O N

By incorporating distinct colorways for each floor and creating a bold, colorful lobby, the design improved navigation and established a welcoming atmosphere. The thoughtful selection and installation of products helped zone different areas, making the space visually appealing while also ensuring functionality and ease of movement for residents and visitors.

241

F LO O R P L A N : STA N DA R D U N I TS

242

243

WO R K P L AC E

244

Communications Infrastructure Company 245

F LO O R P L A N : O P E N O F F I C E

246

C O M M U N I CAT I O N S I N F R AST RU CT U R E C O M PA N Y

WO R K P L AC E

SCOPE

The Vertical Bridge workplace project, spanning two floors and 65,000 square feet, required a design that balanced functionality with the client’s specific needs, including no carpet in open office areas and a focus on durability and cleanliness. The design firm approached us to help complete the concept, drawing inspiration from Vertical Bridge’s work in building cellphone towers to create a unique design for the space.

247

WO R K P L AC E

C O M M U N I CAT I O N S I N F R AST RU CT U R E C O M PA N Y

Soft Surface Palette 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

248

DW E L L I N G T I L E

6.

K N OT T E D T I L E

11.

C H EC K T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 9 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 0 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 28 1 )

I N R A I N STO R M ( 3 5 3 )

I N S I LV E R ( 5 3 5 )

I N BA M BO O ( 37 5 )

9 X 36

18 X 36

18 X 36

S H E LT E R T I L E

7.

F L AT W E AV E T I L E

1 2.

B E LO N G T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 240 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 2 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 26 1 )

I N R A I N STO R M ( 5 3 5 )

I N S I LV E R OAS I S ( 5 3 6 )

I N H E A RT E N ( 5 1 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

24 X 24

DW E L L I N G T I L E

8.

FA M I L I A R T I L E

1 3.

B E LO N G T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 9 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 5 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 26 1 )

I N I V Y ( 37 5 )

I N R A I N STO R M ( 5 3 5 )

I N B L A N K E T ( 50 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

24 X 24

S H E LT E R T I L E

9.

FA M I L I A R T I L E

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 240 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 5 )

I N I V Y ( 37 5 )

I N I V Y ( 37 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

F L AT W E AV E T I L E

1 0.

IDENTITY TILE

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 3 2 1 )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 37 )

I N S I LV E R ( 5 3 5 )

I N I V Y ( 37 5 )

9 X 36

9 X 36

9

2 6 8

1

3 10

11

4

5

13

7

12

249

WO R K P L AC E

C O M M U N I CAT I O N S I N F R AST RU CT U R E C O M PA N Y

Hard Surface Palette 1.

CODED ( LV T 414 3 V ) I N D E SC R I B E ( 5 3 0 ) 6 X 48

2.

CODED ( LV T 414 3 V ) I N C O N N ECT ( 37 5 ) 6 X 48

3.

RETHINK ( LV T 0799 V ) I N CA R BO N ( 50 5 ) 9 X 36

4.

TYPE ( LV T 414 2 V ) I N I N T E R P R E T ( 76 1 ) 24 X 24

250

1

2 3

4

251

F LO O R P L A N : B OA R D RO O M A N D O P E N O F F I C E 252

C O M M U N I CAT I O N S I N F R AST RU CT U R E C O M PA N Y

WO R K P L AC E

S O LU T I O N

The final design combined minimal carpet in private areas with LVT in circulation spaces and BottleFloor under workstations, incorporating the client’s lime green logo to enhance both functionality and brand identity.

253

F LO O R P L A N : S EC O N D F LO O R 254

255

F LO O R P L A N : T H I R D F LO O R 256

257

WO R K P L AC E

Realtor Office 258

259

260

R E A LTO R O F F I C E

WO R K P L AC E

SCOPE

The One Flagler Office renovation in Miami focused on elevating the client’s existing space to create a more sophisticated and refined atmosphere for their clientele. Partnering with the A&D firm and local account manager, palettes were inspired by the surrounding city, blending color and design elements to enhance the office experience.

261

WO R K P L AC E

R E A LTO R O F F I C E

Palette 1 Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

7.

2.

3.

4.

5.

A M A LGA M

FA M I L I A R T I L E

( LV T 411 3 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 5 )

IN PUMICE (111)

IN GREIGE (516)

A M A LGA M

8.

H O N E ST T I L E

( LV T 411 3 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 6 )

I N FAU LT ( 5 3 0 )

IN GREIGE (535)

A M A LGA M

9.

FA M I L I A R T I L E

( LV T 411 3 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 5 )

I N O N YX ( 555 )

I N M I N T ( 3 27 )

CEMENTED

1 0.

H O N E ST T I L E

( P O RC E L A I N CT 78 J )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 6 )

I N SA LT ( 1 0 0 )

I N M I N T ( 3 27 )

E AST R I D G E

11.

FA M I L I A R T I L E

( P O RC E L A I N CT 73 J )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 5 )

I N G R A I N ( 20 0 )

I N R A I N STO R M ( 5 3 5 ) 1 2.

H O N E ST T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 6 ) I N R A I N STO R M ( 5 3 5 )

1 3.

H A N D ST I TC H T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 51 6 ) I N R E WO R K E D ( 5 3 5 )

14.

DY E L A B T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 041 ) I N K N OT W E E D (4 9 1 )

262

13 12 11

10

2 9

8

1

7

3

14

5

4

263

264

R E A LTO R O F F I C E

WO R K P L AC E

S O LU T I O N

A variety of color and pattern options were explored to highlight key areas like lounges, collaborative spaces, and conferencing rooms. A mix of hard and soft surfaces to subtly defined different spaces, while also offering acoustic and thermal benefits, ensuring a functional yet visually appealing environment.

265

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E O N E | OV E R A L L O F F I C E 266

267

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E O N E | R EC E P T I O N A N D M A I N M E E T I N G RO O M 268

269

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E O N E | O P E N O F F I C E 270

271

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E O N E | B R E A K RO O M 272

273

WO R K P L AC E

R E A LTO R O F F I C E

Palette 2 Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

7.

2.

3.

4.

INLET II

C ROSS W E AV E T I L E

( LV T 4 37 2 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 526 )

I N VA L L E Y ( 1 0 3 )

I N C O B B L E STO N E ( 1 0 0 )

COMMINGLE

8.

S I D E BY S I D E T I L E

( LV T 4 3 50 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 52 )

IN CONCRETE (105)

I N I N C LU D E ( 1 0 0 )

TYPE

9.

C ROSS W E AV E T I L E

( LV T 414 2 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 526 )

I N C O N V E RS E ( 1 0 0 )

I N I M M E RS E ( 555 )

CENTRAL

1 0.

A L BA N T I L E

( P O RC E L A I N CT 1 0 K )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 52 1 )

I N R E ST ( 1 1 0 )

I N I M M E RS E ( 555 ) 11.

H A N D WOV E N T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 52 2 ) I N N AT I V E ( 1 0 5 )

1 2.

DY E L A B T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 041 ) I N SA N DA LWO O D ( 66 5 )

1 3.

JOIN ( B ROA D LO O M 5 A 268) I N S M O K E ( 50 0 )

274

4 3 2 1

10 6

5

9 7

11 8

275

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E T WO | OV E R A L L O F F I C E 276

277

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E T WO | R EC E P T I O N A N D M A I N M E E T I N G RO O M 278

279

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E T WO | O P E N O F F I C E 280

281

F LO O R P L A N : PA L E T T E T WO | B R E A K RO O M 282

283

WO R K P L AC E

284

Law Office 285

F LO O R P L A N : F I RST F LO O R O P T I O N 286

L AW O F F I C E

WO R K P L AC E

SCOPE

The Law Office project aimed to create a cohesive and functional workspace that balanced collaboration with privacy. The design needed to incorporate biophilic elements and a mid-century modern aesthetic, enhancing both the flow and sophistication of the space.

287

WO R K P L AC E

L AW O F F I C E

Palette Hard Surface

Soft Surface

1.

3.

2.

BAS I S

DY E L A B T I L E

( LV T 4 33 9 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 041 )

I N C O N F I G U R AT I O N ( 5 3 0 )

I N K N OT W E E D (4 9 1 )

ORIGIN

4.

H O N E ST T I L E

( LV T 4 33 8 V )

(CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 2 3 6 )

I N T H EO RY ( 140 )

I N M I N T ( 3 27 ) 5.

DW E L L I N G T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 2 3 9 ) I N E S P R E SSO ( 58 5 )

6.

DY E L A B T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 041 ) I N WOA D (4 97 )

7.

Z E ST T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 87 ) IN VIBRANCE (510)

8.

ZEAL TILE (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 88) IN VIBRANCE (510)

9.

S PA R K T I L E (CA R P E T T I L E 5 T 4 89 ) IN VIBRANCE (510)

288

7

3

8

6

5

4

9 1

2

289

F LO O R P L A N : F I RST F LO O R O P T I O N 290

L AW O F F I C E

WO R K P L AC E

S O LU T I O N

By combining soft and hard surfaces, we created distinct areas for open office circulation, private offices, and meeting spaces, while incorporating biophilic elements for a natural, refreshing ambiance.

The flooring’s intricate designs and bold statements defined the space, adding warmth and durability while aligning with the client’s vision for a stylish, functional environment.

291

R E TA I L

292

Sparkle Pet Grooming 293

294

S PA R K L E P E T G RO O M I N G

R E TA I L

SCOPE

This focus on creating a modern and durable space aligned with the client’s pet grooming brand. The design had to address concerns like moisture from bathing areas and the impact of pet nails on the floor while maintaining a fresh, airy aesthetic.

S O LU T I O N

A combination of wood tones, concrete visuals and light-toned finishes created a lively and modern atmosphere. Porcelain options were leveraged within the bathing areas alongside a more intricate installation of Vitality Homogeneous Sheet to promote durability and easy clean.

295

R E TA I L

Palette 1.

E AST R I D G E ( P O RC E L A I N CT 73 J ) I N G R A I N ( 20 0 )

2.

SETT ( P O RC E L A I N CT 74 J ) I N G L AC I E R ( 1 2 5 )

3.

SETT ( P O RC E L A I N CT 28 K ) I N G L AC I E R ( 1 2 5 )

4.

SETT ( P O RC E L A I N CT 76 J ) I N G L AC I E R ( 1 2 5 )

5.

V I TA L I T Y TO N E S ( LV T 4 37 5 V ) IN PEP UP (111)

6.

V I TA L I T Y TO N E S ( LV T 4 37 5 V ) I N P L AY ( 1 6 3 )

7.

V I TA L I T Y TO N E S ( LV T 4 37 5 V ) I N M I G H T ( 5 20 )

296

S PA R K L E P E T G RO O M I N G

3

4

2

5

6

1

7

297

R E TA I L

298

Retail Standards 299

STA N DA R D R E TA I L S PAC E

300

R E TA I L STA N DA R DS

R E TA I L

SCOPE

The project aimed to elevate the client’s retail space by incorporating high-end materials that reflected the brand’s aesthetic, ensuring a dynamic and cohesive design.

S O LU T I O N

The installation combined brand-standard colors with a selection of premium materials and various installation techniques, creating a refined, upscale atmosphere. By focusing on durable hard surfaces, the design not only provided striking visual impact but also ensured long-lasting durability, maintaining a polished and sophisticated look in the space.

301

R E TA I L

R E TA I L STA N DA R DS

1

Palette 1

2

Hard Surface 1.

INLET II ( LV T 4 37 2 V ) I N H O R I ZO N ( 5 1 5 )

2.

UNION ( LV T 4 34 9 V ) I N C O N C R E T E H O R I ZO N ( 5 1 5 )

3.

T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L ( LV T 04 54 V ) I N C H E R RY (8 50 )

302

3

303

R E TA I L

Palette 2

R E TA I L STA N DA R DS

1

2

Hard Surface 1.

EO N ( LV T 411 2 V ) I N R I F T ( 1 14 )

2.

INLET II ( LV T 4 37 2 V ) I N PAT H ( 1 2 1 )

304

305

306

307

R E TA I L

R E TA I L STA N DA R DS

Palette 3

1

Hard Surface 1.

M I N DS E T ( LV T 41 24 V )

2 3

I N C O L L A BO R AT E ( 1 1 1 ) 1 2 X 24 2.

M I N DS E T ( LV T 41 24 V ) I N PA RT I C I PAT E ( 1 14 ) 1 2 X 24

3.

M I N DS E T ( LV T 41 24 V ) I N T H O U G H T F U L ( 50 6 ) 1 2 X 24

4.

SU R FAC E ( LV T 0 51 5 V ) I N Q UA RTZ ( 5 1 5 ) 18 X 36

308

4

309

310

311

R E TA I L

R E TA I L STA N DA R DS

1

Palette 4 2

Hard Surface 1.

INLET II ( LV T 4 37 2 V ) I N H O R I ZO N ( 5 1 5 )

2.

UNION ( LV T 4 34 9 V ) I N C O N C R E T E H O R I ZO N ( 5 1 5 )

3.

T E R R A I N I I 20 M I L ( LV T 04 54 V ) I N C H E R RY (8 50 )

312

3

313

314

315

316