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Developed by Milliken in partnership with saveBOARD, Renasci™ is a breakthrough circular flooring product made from carpet and soft plastics waste – designed to be repeatedly recycled.
In a market saturated with sameness, Studio P3 set out to raise the bar, creating four refined speculative suites for Mirvac in Sydney, with Milliken flooring playing an essential role in realising a space with broad appeal – all underpinned by a commitment to sustainability.
In Newcastle’s CBD, Coverite Projects transformed a blank floorplate into a workplace with soul, using Milliken flooring to balance industrial grit with residential warmth and intuitive wayfinding.
Mandi Keighran explores the streets of London’s Clerkenwell district to uncover the standout installations, product launches and moments from Clerkenwell Design Week 2025.
From bio-based innovations to circular design, this year’s fair redefined the role of materials in shaping the future of interiors as sustainable materials and a thoughtful approach to the impact of design on our world took centre stage.
Informed by Māori traditions and inspired by the symbolism of the Harakeke plant, Arnya Karaitiana’s new collection for Milliken weaves together heritage, well-being, and modern craftsmanship.
Tech-accounting firm Hnry partnered with DGSE to transform their Wellington office into a bold, creative hub, brought to life with Milliken carpet flooring.
The reimagined format of ORGATEC for 2024 has reinvigorated the world’s leading trade fair for workplace design, resulting in the most successful edition to date. Read on to discover highlights and new trends from ORGATEC 2024.
The new Deloitte HQ in Auckland by Custance embraces the surrounding landscape and the history of its people to create a welcoming space – one that is largely defined by the thoughtful use of custom Milliken carpets.
The reimagined hospitality spaces at Suncorp Stadium by Populous use Milliken carpet tiles to meet ambitious aesthetic, performance, and sustainability goals.
From a modular armchair and statement lighting, to a table crafted from coffee waste and reissued classics, these are the best new products to launch at this year’s Milan Design Week.
Milanese artisan Henry Timi celebrates natural materials through strikingly reduced geometric forms, creating a stripped-back vision of interior luxury.
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