LASA Long Pile Rug in Orange by JAB Anstoetz

JAB Anstoetz, a German company, utilizes only the finest New Zealand wools in the production of their modern handmade rugs. Their LASA carpet is made from a felted New Zealand merino wool that implores an especially thick core yarn. This yarn has a very clear-cut surface which closes off the dark yarn core from the colorful sheath. For a more casual look, JAB Anstoetz offers their LEM carpet. This area rug is made from a knitted cord and features a very long pile from knitting yarn that falls over a ground of short New Zealand wool.

LEM Long Pile Rug in Crimson Red by JAB Anstoetz

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Vintage Leather Belt Floor Tiles in Black by Ting London

A small outfit in the UK, Ting London uses sustainable practices to create luxurious handmade products from reclaimed materials. Designed for use in very exclusive environments, their luxury leather flooring re-works vintage leather belts to create an amazing hardwearing surface that is full of intricate texture, detail and color. Each leather belt tile is carefully designed in-house by skilled artisans, as the color and patterning of the belts is sensitive to each tile. Full of character and warmth, these handmade tiles will only improve with age.

Vintage Leather Belt Floor Tiles in Brown by Ting London

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Cooperage from the Vintage Barrel Collection by Fontenay

In the creation of their Vintage Barrel Collection, Fontenay mills discarded wine barrel heads into three very distinct wood flooring products. The Stave is taken from the outside of the barrel where the hoops have been removed and features horizontal striations. Wine Infusion is acquired from the inside of the barrel and is characterized by a natural staining left by the wine. However, the most distinguished is the Cooperage, which represents the outside of the barrel head including its patina, cooper's stamps and special markings.

Wine Infusion and Cooperage from the Vintage Barrel Collection by Fontenay

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Wine Cork Mosaic Flooring by Jelinek Cork with Images by Domino Magazine

Cork Mosaics is a new and exciting cork flooring concept from Jelinek Cork that repurposes recycled wine corks to create beautiful eco-friendly floors. Created by cutting wine corks into circular discs and then gluing them to a "special" paper backing, Cork Mosaics use the same "glue then grout" installation method as traditional ceramic tile mosaics. Because they are anti-microbial and comfortable underfoot, they are quite appropriate for use in wet areas. These mosaics can be left in their natural cork color or stained.

Wine Cork Mosaic Flooring by Jelinek Cork

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Anodyne by Kyle Bunting and Jet Stream by Neri & Hu for Kyle Bunting

This Austin design studio is constantly introducing new patterns to the Kyle Bunting hair hide rug collection that have phenomenal textural depth and are chocked full of intricate detail. Their classic natural hair hide rugs have an understated timeless aesthetic that complements almost any design style. However, it's their hair hide rugs saturated in amazingly vivid colors that are pure Kyle Bunting trademark. The design studio is also known for working with designers to create "one of a kind" rugs for special projects.

Confusion by Kyle Bunting and Jet Stream by Neri & Hu for Kyle Bunting

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The S Series by Model Hardwood

The first manufacturer to offer a fresh new concept in a somewhat conventional product, Model Hardwood features photo quality images printed on the surface of wood flooring. Coincidentally, one of the latest trends in interior design is the integration of "brand identity"; making Model's S Series a valuable resource for designers looking for unique ways to incorporate custom images into their projects. With the S Series, images can be printed on any of Model’s existing series of hardwood or engineered wood flooring collections.

The S Series by Model Hardwood

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