Textile floor
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Product • By Forbo Flooring Systems • Flotex Tibor
Flotex Tibor
Forbo Flotex & Tibor
Pioneering textile designer Tibor Reich - creator of Tibor - was one of the most prominent figures in the British post-war textile industry. Forbo has teamed up with this British design legend on an exciting new range for Flotex. Most of the designs are derived from Tibor’s ground-breaking Fotexur collection, launched in 1957. Printed on Forbo Flotex in vibrant colours, Tibor’s innovative Fotexur designs have a timeless feel, despite dating back 70 years.
Forbo Flooring has teamed up with this British design legend to create an exciting new range for Flotex. Most of the designs selected by Forbo are from Tibor’s ground-breaking Fotexur collection, launched in 1957, winner of the Council of Industrial Desig... More
Product • By Forbo Flooring Systems • Flotex Planks
Flotex Planks
Sophistication & style in modularity. As modularity is a major trend in flooring, Forbo has developed a unique range of Flotex planks of 100x25 cm with which stunning floorplans can be created. Ever seen a concrete textile flooring? We offer 6 exciting floor designs that offer endless possibilities to mix & match, perfectly adapted for all sorts of environments.Flotex is neither a true textile, nor is it a resilient flooring. Its unique dense fiber construction succeeds in combining the best of both worlds: comfort & resilience. Flotex offers a flooring solution for areas where safety, hygiene and well-being are in high demand.As modular flooring is a major trend, we've developed our new Flotex Plankscollection, contai... More
Product • By Forbo Flooring Systems • Flotex Sottsass
Flotex Sottsass
Ground breaking both aesthetically and technically. Flotex Sottsass flocked flooring is the result of a creative collaboration between Forbo Flooring and the Italian design studio Sottsass Associati which is responsible for the famous Memphis Design trend at the end of the last century. The Sottsass designs present unique organic forms and irregular, apparently random patterns.The collection compromises 4 designs: Terrazzo, Wool, Bacteria and Kasuri. The designs feature irregular, apparently random and organic forms, and the “optical” feature to play with scale, an aspect which is especially relevant to flooring, where the dynamics of perspective are constantly at work. More