An Ashworth Spec Home: WOOD

Ark Floors
Maple Bronze from the American Heartland Collection
3/4" solid with 3 5/8" board width

Resista Carpeting

Style: Butler Color: Custard

An Ashworth Spec Home: TILE

The whirlpool deck and splash tile are by Mohawk.

Style: Quarry Stone in the color: Sand.

4x4's and 2x2 mosiac .

View all that Mohawk has to offer HERE

Meet Seville, ProSource Madison's stock tile in Ochre.

13x13

Summer Wheat Grout from Custom Building Products.

Poolside Carpeting

Relax by the pool with Shaw's Inside Out Collection

Style: Leisure Color: Indigo

Installaton provided by Steve Schuetz of Schuetz Carpet Installation

What is NeoCon?

NEOCON® IS MORE THAN JUST A TRADESHOW — IT IS YOUR KEY TO ALL THAT IS ESSENTIAL TO THE INDUSTRY!
NeoCon® World’s Trade Fair displays 1000’s of innovative products and resources for commercial and residential spaces. Attendees are various tradespeople including designers, architects, purchasing managers and students. With more than more than 1,200 showrooms and exhibitors showing Architectural Products• Artwork • Accessories• Building Products and Services• Carpet• Ceiling Systems• Floorcoverings• Furnishings• Furniture• Kitchen and Bath• Lighting• Outdoor Furniture• Stone and Tile• Sustainable Design Products• Technology• Textiles• Wallcovering

I had four hours to run and find every flooring booth there. Enjoy pictures from my favorite booths.

Atlas Carpets: NeoCon 2009

Atlas had dramatically lit walls and floors of carpet.

Check out the innovative carpets by Atlas Carpet Mills.

The Mohawk Group: NeoCon 2009

This calligraphic broadloom is installed in the Mohawk Group Showroom in the Merchandise Mart, Chicago.

Carpet Tile, InterfaceFLOR: NeoCon 2009

New bold colors! We saw a lot of fluorescent colors in textiles this year.

Pinwheel Pattern

This is a quarter turn pattern with a 3" dot.

The 'dot' is created by simply cutting down a standard sized tile.

Basketweave

This pattern was created by cutting carpet tiles in half and adding a 3" dot.

Blocks

This pattern was created by cutting carpet tiles in half diagonally.

The Interface showroom at the Merchandise Mart, Chicago was very inspirational. I love the creativity shown with the different sizes tiles.

InterfaceFLOR