LAS VEGAS—Interface Hospitality is offering up new product options plus online design tools to inspire and help designers create unique floor design layouts. These were on display at the recent 2014 Hospitality Design Expo.
Originator of the skinny plank style, Interface is adding the smart 25cm x 1m size to its popular RMS 101 product for guestrooms. This latest iteration features irregular bands of carved texture that go against the grain, creating a subtle undulating appearance and natural effect that evokes sand, water and timeworn driftwood. RMS 101 is designed to be custom colored.
Customization is key to creating distinctive interiors, and RMS 101 skinny planks can be combined with Interface Hospitality’s 50cm and 1m squares and its 50cm x 1m planks in varying colors and textures for a one-of-a-kind floor design. Alternatively, the long and narrow tile style can be installed alone in a herringbone pattern that mimics traditional hard-surface materials, or in ashlar compositions for a monolithic look that—thanks to the skinny plank’s construction—appears as seamless as broadloom.
Interface Hospitality is making it easier than ever for the A&D community to “Design Your Floor”, its longtime call to create unique carpet tile compositions for hospitality projects. The new InterfaceHospitality.com is dedicated to creativity and customization, and makes it easier than ever before to search the company’s extensive product library. The website’s new Design Your Floor tool can be used to create floor layouts with square and plank styles pulled from the complete product portfolio, allowing users to visualize their design with just a few clicks.
“Customization is crucial for the hospitality industry,” said Charley Knight, Vice President of Interface Hospitality, “but unlimited choice can also be daunting. This new site absolutely simplifies the design and specification process, allowing our customers to envision and order carpet tile compositions that will simply floor their clients and, ultimately, a property’s guests.”
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