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APPROACH


ollection to assist social distancing and promote ng in the changed workplace.


The colourful and intricate artwork and graphics seen in Social Factor are made possible by Milliken’s proprietary high resolution digital patterning technology Millitron. The collection is formed of five design concepts; the first Chase The Rainbow celebrates the spirit of community and recognises the extraordinary work undertaken by healthcare professionals and essential workers.


Set In Concrete combines bold neon graphics with spray-paint graffiti styling overlaid onto a rugged concrete effect background. Drawn Together is a family of informational carpet signs lovingly crafted through the artist’s hand whilst remaining true to the beauty of the original inspiration. Clerkenwell Life celebrates the cultural diversity of this trend-setting design hub and pays homage to the East London community where Milliken’s London showroom is based. And finally Fixated with Stripes takes the vibrancy of the stripe and marries it with informational messaging to offer a lively burst of colour and movement across the floor plane. Together these five designs form a powerful arsenal of tools to help protect the returning workforce.


Social Factor can be quickly and easily customised to meet the specific information requirements of each unique interior. Milliken’s team of in-house designers and well-being experts can work with organisations to provide tailor-made visualisations to help clients work through these new challenges and develop creative solutions.


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