The Petris Collection is natured analyzed. And paradox found. Exciting contrasts and visual contradictions that ironically complement each other are intertwined throughout three coordinating styles giving you immeasurable design freedom. An eco-innovative broadloom product collection inspired by the visual paradoxes of nature, the Petris Collection engulfs your senses and empowers your design ideas. With this collection, specifications are unlimited. Designed for mixed use applications with unlimited possibilities, the Petris Collection delves into the world of natural comparison. The design of Geo Logic incorporates contrast by pairing a classic grid with a powerful patterning reminiscent of stones softened by time. Energy abounds from Free Form, a large scale pattern composed of bold design elements styled for visual movement. The small scale texture of Keystone is designed to connect the styles within the collection by adding amazing detail and visual character. Four styles that allow you to draw your design inspiration from comparative incongruities, tying your interior spaces together like never before. Petris Collection is manufactured from ingredients that are 100 percent renewable. All four styles within this collection are constructed using Eco Solution Q premium branded nylon and EcoWorx Broadloom. These ingredients are among the first certified Cradle to Cradle products in the world. Because they are constructed using Eco Solution Q and EcoWorx, the Petris Collection patterns can help you earn points toward the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED© Green Building Rating System .Inspired by natural forms created by elements of weather and passing time, the Petris Collection is visual extremes highlighted. From energetic patterning to subtle elegance, each style encompasses a little of each aspect and connects them together to form an organic approach to bold graphics. Available in 13 monochromatic neutrals and rich earth tones, the Petris Collection is nature exemplified. Organic beauty with a twist.
