PICK OF THE MIX Tarkett has been honoured with Red Dot Award for iD Mixonomi flooring collection.
Tarkett, a global leader in innovative and sustainable solutions for flooring and sports surfaces, has announced that its iD Mixonomi collection has won the coveted Red Dot Award: Product Design 2017.
The Red Dot Award is one of the world’s largest design competitions. For over sixty years, the sought-after award has been the international seal of outstanding design quality. For the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2017, Tarkett was competing with participants from 54 countries with about 5,500 products and innovations.
Created for Architects and Designers, iD Mixonomi is a new Modular Vinyl tile flooring collection that makes custom-made interior environments possible. Built upon the principle of combining colours, shapes and patterns, iD Mixonomi is an intuitive tool to create personalised and tailored flooring installations, from timeless patterns to the
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most vibrant collages. The collection provides an inspiring palette of 33 colours and 10 shapes to play with.
Florian Bougault, Art Director, Tarkett Stores and Shops, Hospitality and Leisure (SSHL) comments: “Recognition from an organisation as respected as Red Dot is confirmation to us that Tarkett is a thought industry leader in design. With every new collection we launch we try to push the boundaries of design. Our iD Mixonomi collection gives Architects and interior Designers endless opportunities to unleash their creativity and produce unique flooring schemes.”
Professor Dr. Peter Zec, founder and CEO of the Red Dot Award says: “The Red Dot winners are pursuing the right design strategy. The award by the critical Red Dot jury documents their high design quality and is indicative of their successful design policy.”
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