Dezeen Showroom: Belgium-based flooring brand Modulyss has showcased a range of carpet tiles on Dezeen Showroom, including a collection informed by motifs found in nature.
Each pattern in Modulyss' Handcraft carpet tiles references a different type of naturally occurring ornamentation.
Handcraft tiles come in a variety of tactile and subtle variations
Its Moss range has a tactile, furry surface, while Grind recalls how paths are created by walking the same route through a landscape.
Every tile is made from entirely regenerated Econyl yarn and comes in a selection of earthy, grounding colourways that can be mixed and matched.
Modus tiles come in a spectrum of colours
The company's Modus carpet tiles comprise both geometric and biomorphic motifs ? from grid-like Fade to Trace, which evokes the image of a foggy, rainy window pane. Combining different patterns and colourways can help to zone separate areas of open-plan spaces without the need for partition walls.
Artcore comprises four patterned tiles
Transitions between topographical landscapes are the basis of the brands' Artcore flooring ? a transitory tile, named Core, is joined by three expressive patterns that can be used alone or in combination.
The tiles have PVC- and bitumen-free backing, and are designed according to circular economic principles.
The range comes in a selection of colour combinations
Modulyss is based in Belgium and was founded in 2010. It is a sub-brand of flooring company Belysse.
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