Dezeen Showroom: flooring company Milliken has created dappled carpet tiles that take cues from both gardening and flower displays seen at the Chelsea Flower Show.
The Painted Garden flooring range manifests as single plank-shaped tiles that can be installed in a range of patterns ? including a herringbone format ? to create dynamic carpeted floors.
The tiles are informed by lush outdoor areas
The planks have an undulating, lustrous appearance due to the varying height of the tufts  ? this effect is achieved by using cutting-edge tufting technology during the design and manufacturing process.
Econyl yarn is used to create the Painted Garden range and uses 100 per cent regenerated material, according to the brand.
They have a mottled, naturalistic patterning "[The Painted Garden flooring collection] reflects a renewed passion for horticulture and appreciation of the garden in all its different forms," said Milliken. "From more structured 'architectural' gardens to the wild and untamed, the garden provides countless pattern and design motifs ripe for experimentation."
Tiles come in a selection of colourways that contain both strongly pigmented areas and neutral patches, creating an ombre effect across floors. All colourways can be overlaid with subtle patterns depicting stems or seed heads for added dimension.

Product details:
Product: Painted Garden flooring

Brand: Milliken

Contact: [email protected]
Material: Econyl yarn

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