FLOR and ECONYL continue to grow their ongoing collaborative work with a new project that stems from a sustainable angle. The duo are rooted in their efforts for a greener design space and the latest range aims to emphasize that notion even more so.
GM of FLOR James Pope notes, "Like the yarns used in our rugs, our journey to sustainability is woven into who we are. Aquafil’s ECONYL® yarn has helped us lower the carbon footprint of our rugs, an important part of our strategy to go beyond doing less harm, and actively benefit our environment. As we celebrate our 20th anniversary this year, we are also looking ahead to the next 20 years as we will continue to release products that showcase our commitment to design and innovation."
To celebrate the milestone, The Heritage Collection by FLOR is presented and it highlights three classic designs that have been drawn from its vaults and are each inspired by the Art Deco era.
Environmentally Friendly Joint Furniture
FLOR and ECONYL Join Forces on a New Collection
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Design - FLOR and ECONYL collaborate on a new collection that focuses on sustainable design, emphasizing their commitment to reducing the carbon footprint.
2. Greener Materials - FLOR utilizes Aquafil's ECONYL yarn to create environmentally friendly rugs, showcasing their dedication to using greener materials in their products.
3. Design Innovation - FLOR's Heritage Collection presents classic designs inspired by the Art Deco era, demonstrating their commitment to design innovation and celebrating their 20th anniversary.
Industry Implications
1. Textile - The collaboration between FLOR and ECONYL in creating sustainable rugs using greener materials presents disruptive innovation opportunities within the textile industry.
2. Interior Design - FLOR's focus on sustainable design and their innovative Heritage Collection provide disruptive innovation opportunities within the interior design industry.
3. Environmental Conservation - The collaboration between FLOR and ECONYL on environmentally friendly joint furniture offers disruptive innovation opportunities within the environmental conservation industry.