Interface

Interface is a global leader in modular flooring and surface solutions, known for combining design creativity with performance and sustainability. For the Hotel Room of the Future, Interface’s bespoke carpet design was developed in collaboration with Harp Design to enhance spatial flow, guest comfort, and long-term maintainability. 

Rather than using a standard grid or off-the-shelf pattern, Interface worked with Harp Design to create a custom carpet layout that responds directly to the room’s curved geometry and circulation paths. This approach improves wayfinding within the space and provides visual continuity while subtly zoning different areas of the room. Modular tiles mean individual sections can be replaced as needed — reducing waste and lifecycle cost compared to broad carpet roll replacements.

Interface has long been at the forefront of sustainable flooring. Its products often incorporate recycled content, have low VOC emissions, and support environments where indoor air quality and occupant wellbeing matter. Interface’s commitment to transparent environmental data and innovation in circularity aligns strongly with the Hotel Room of the Future’s ethos — designing rooms that are comfortable, durable, and responsible. (interface.com)

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​​​​​​​​​​​​Why this matters to hotel owners

• Designed for longevity: Modular tiles reduce replacement costs and disruptions

• Improved maintenance: Replace sections, not whole floors

• Enhanced guest experience: Tailored flooring that supports spatial flow

• Sustainable by design: Products with recycled content and low emissions

• Better indoor environment: Supporting comfort and air quality

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How modular flooring works — in hospitality

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Modular flooring systems like Interface’s carpet tiles allow hospitality spaces to evolve with less waste and less downtime. Tiles can be replaced individually following spill damage or wear, extending the life of the overall floor covering and reducing operational disruption. This model aligns with best practice in high-traffic commercial environments where flexibility and durability are paramount.

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Part of the Hotel Room of the Future

Interface is a sponsor and partner of the Hotel Room of the Future, selected for its ability to bring design, performance, and sustainable thinking into one of the most foundational elements of any interior: the floor. Its bespoke approach demonstrates how flooring can shape space and support wellbeing — not just cover it.

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