ATLANTA—Interface, the global flooring manufacturer, has recently introduced its latest carpet tile collection, Granite Mountain. The collection, designed by David Oakey of David Oakey designs, takes inspiration from the way we collectively embraced nature during the pandemic as a source of relaxation and escape. Like nature, it strikes a balance between strength and beauty with its eight carpet tiles in warm grays and earthy accents, helping bring the outside in.
Granite is one of the hardest substances in the world, but even this seemingly immovable force bends to the power of nature—with beautiful results. Visually translating this natural balance between strength and beauty, Granite Mountain, the latest carpet tile collection from Interface, takes biophilic design to new heights. The collection includes eight carpet tiles designed to bring the outside in, with styles that deliver a strong foundation for interior spaces.
Granite Mountain is inspired by Oakey’s outdoor excursions during the pandemic to an area that once served as a granite quarry—it highlights the influence of human connection to nature, featuring a soft, on-trend palette of warm grays and earthy accents.
From Simpler Patterns to More Defined Patterns
Rock Springs, Mantle Rock and Rockland Road are simpler patterns that gradually increase in texture and plushness, making them ideal for large areas. Flat Rock, Mountain Rock and Bridge Creek show heightened textures and more defined patterns that mimic the changes of stone on a mountain.
Visuals peak with the metallic luster of Mile Rock and the colorful, vegetation-inspired design of Panola Mountain, while You’re So Vein, a companion product from Interface’s consumer brand, FLOR, delivers a marbled look. Together, the designs of Granite Mountain reflect an ecological masterpiece only nature could create.
Like all Interface flooring products, Granite Mountain is carbon neutral across its full product life cycle through the company’s third-party verified Carbon Neutral Floors program.
