Promotion: Belgium-based flooring design company Modulyss has created a range of carpet tiles that aim to aid in the design of interiors that consider inclusivity and neurodiversity.
According to Modulyss, carpet tiles are an often overlooked element of interior design schemes. Its new collection aims to shed light on both the physical and psychological benefits of considerately specifying carpet tiles in mixed-use interiors.
Modulyss has nine carpet tile collections that each offer numerous design variations
Carpet tiles can help both to zone areas and to indicate spatial transitions to people who have visual impairments through their striking patterns and their use in tandem with each other, says the company.
Changes in pattern go hand in hand with changes in texture, which can serve as navigational markers for spatial users with impaired eyesight, according to Modulyss. Shifts in pattern and texture can indicate spatial transitions for people with visual impairments
The company says that the colour of tiles can also cater to people with diverse sensory needs by helping to either stimulate or calm the atmosphere of the space.
Meanwhile, the sound-absorbing qualities of tactile carpets can also help to minimise sensory overload for those who are sensitive to sound, says the brand.
Carpet tiles can help shape the atmosphere of multi-use spaces
"Flooring plays a crucial role in crafting spaces that embrace this diversity," said Modulyss. "Well-chosen carpet fe...