Tandus introduces the much awaited line extension to the company’s best-selling collections.  Introduced in 2005, this collection has become an industry standard, leading the movement to larger scaled, multicolor patterns for commercial interiors.  This iconic modular/broadloom series is specifically packaged and positioned to appeal to large, public spaces and the intent all along was to add additional patterns and colors to maintain Grande Illusions Series’ relevance and leadership.

Styles include: Heatwave, Oracle, Illusory & Epiphany

C & A

Manufactured Landscapes Collection

Designed by Suzanne Tick, the Manufactured Landscapes Collection ushers into being, a fresh, new dialog.  A system for modular carpet that transcends traditional thought as to what, how, where and when to specify and apply carpet tile, today and in the future.

By utilizing full six-foot pattern repeat across the entire width of the tufting machine, various surface elements are created without repetition or duplication.  This six foot substrate is then cut into a set of three (3), 24”x24” tiles, that as a result of no surface repeats, are inherently different than the other.  The final step is packaging all three tiles, equally, as thirds, into a single box.  The installer then simply installs each tile as they come out of the box in either a non-directional or ashlar method.

** Patent Pending

MONTEREY

Travertine (Broadloom)
Pietra (Modular)

Influenced by one of the most frequently used stones in modern architecture, Travertine is a very sophisticated multi-colored, textured broadloom that expresses qualities of warmth and craftsmanship.  Its texture is attributed to the assimilation of a selected section of stone, in high and low pile pattern.  The higher patterns are then sheared, accentuating the depth of relief.  Travertine is designed for use in interior spaces where curtain window walls are an integral piece of architecture.

MONTEREY

Master Plan Collection

Designed by Suzanne Tick, the Master Plan Collection uses the Tatami unit as a motif, and like Japanese architecture it exemplifies simplicity and contemplative spaces.  These elements are combined in a sophisticated grouping of five, colour coordinating broadloom carpet styles.

The renewal of today’s U.S. cities, and with it, the movement of people in from the suburbs served as the platform on which the classic, collaborative forms and bold textures of this triple scale collection, celebrate the excitement of new growth with less impact.

Styles Include: Urban Renewal, Sacred Space, Resurface, Site Plan and Bouclestripe