Milliken has been a showroom partner of Clerkenwell Design Week every year since the event’s inception in 2009. They have consistently showcased their innovative designs and products at the event, making significant contributions to the design community. Milliken's Berry Street Showroom has been a focal point during the event, featuring vibrant displays of their latest carpet tile and plank collections.

Northward Bound 2.0 is a new carpet tile collection from Milliken marrying the highest sustainability credentials with practicality, comfort and Scandi style. Now updated with the latest colour trends.

When you choose new flooring for your organisation, you’re choosing a product that employees, patients, students and visitors will use, day-in and day-out, for years to come. Your choice of flooring will have a huge impact on the design and feel of the environment, the comfort of its users, and even their health and wellness. Today, we’re looking at five important ways carpet tiles affect health and wellness.

With some many types of carpet to choose between, it can be difficult for organisations to choose the right carpet for their needs. The problem is worsened by a handful of carpet specification myths that crop up, time and time again. Today, I’m busting those myths.

Every day, thousands of travellers pass through your airport, wheeling luggage and pushing trolleys. With such extreme levels of foot traffic moving all through the building, you need to be certain your flooring can withstand the demanding environment. But when it’s time for a refit, replacing the flooring throughout your airport is a huge – and expensive – job.

Flooring is a big investment for any organisation to make. Once a decision is made, it’s important for you to be happy with your choice for years to come.

Carpet tiles and broadloom are both popular choices for flooring. If you’re trying to decide between the two, and you’re looking to maximise your flooring budget, it’s important to consider the longevity of each.

Choosing flooring for your new office complex is a significant investment. The choices you make will impact the day-to-day running of your organisation for years to come, and affect everything from your maintenance budgets to employee well-being.

Most flooring wear and tear occurs in just 20% of any building, with high-traffic areas like your entryways and atrium subject to the most demanding use. Thankfully, you can help protect your flooring investment from the worst of the damage, using tiered entryway systems to protect carpet from rain, snow and dirt.

When choosing carpet for your organisation, appearance retention and carpet durability are likely to be your top priorities. You want to be sure that the carpet you choose now will meet your organisation’s needs for years into the future.