Magic carpet? Interface debuts world's 'first' carbon negative carpet tile
Designers and specifiers can lower the carbon footprints of the spaces they create with carbon negative tiles
US flooring company claims there is less CO2 in in the atmosphere after its new collection of tiles are made than prior to their creation
A US flooring company is celebrating the launch of a range of carpet tiles that it claims suck more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than they create throughout their entire lifecycle. Interface,...
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