Commercial Carpet

Jaguar in Evolve Plus is the cushioned version of NFD's near black tile, a very dark charcoal on a PVC Plus backing with 4mm of cushion. It is the closest to black of the four colours, deeper than Black Rhino...

Peacock brings a teal blue-green cast to a very dark base, here on the 4mm cushion backing of Evolve Plus. It is the only colour in the range with a hue. Beside Jaguar the teal is clear. Dark, but coloured.Extra...

This is Black Rhino on NFD's PVC Plus backing, which adds a 4mm cushion under the tile. The face is a dark charcoal with brownish-taupe streaks running in a ribbed line. Among the four Evolve Plus colours it sits between...

Peacock is very dark with a teal blue-green cast. It is the only Evolve colour with a hue of its own, and next to Jaguar the teal becomes obvious. Its hue sets it apart.Twenty tiles fill a 5m2 box, so...

Koala is a mid grey with a linear texture. Of the four Evolve colours it is the lightest by a wide margin; the other three are all near black or dark charcoal. Pick it if the darker three feel too...

Jaguar is near black, a very dark charcoal. Of the four Evolve colours it is the closest to black. Peacock comes close in depth but carries a teal cast that Jaguar does not. It is close to black.NFD rates Evolve...

Black Rhino is a dark charcoal with brownish-taupe streaks and a linear, ribbed texture. In the four-colour Evolve range it is lighter than Jaguar and warmer than Koala, thanks to that taupe streak. The texture runs in lines.Evolve is a...

White on Black mixes black and charcoal with white-grey stripes. Laid quarter turn, it gives the highest contrast chequer in the Arizona range, a bolder look than Charcoal or Gunmetal. It is the boldest.Pile height is 5mm in a multi-level...

Red on Black pairs a black base with dark red and burgundy stripes. It is the one warm colour in Arizona. From a distance the red reads deep rather than bright.Arizona has a bitumen backing under a 450gsm pile. The...

Oxford Blue on Black is a black tile with a navy and blue-grey stripe. It is the only blue in Arizona, and the colour stays restrained because the black base does most of the work. The blue is quiet.Boxes hold...

Gunmetal is a dark grey with light grey stripes and a slight green-grey cast. It sits between Charcoal and White on Black in the Arizona line: darker than the first, softer in contrast than the second. The green-grey cast is...

Charcoal is a mid to dark grey with lighter grey stripes. Laid quarter turn, as in NFD's photo, the chequer shows clearly. It is the lightest base in Arizona; every other colour sits on black or dark grey. It is...

Black on Black is near black, with only a subtle linear texture and no coloured stripe. That makes it the plainest of the six Arizona colours. In NFD's office photo the tiles are laid quarter turn, yet the chequer barely...

Astral Fern is the green in the Mystique range, a saturated fern to olive green with a soft mottled pattern moving across the tile, closer to a leaf than to a flat block of colour. It is the boldest colour...

Navy gives the Lakeside range a colour option that still behaves like a neutral: deep enough to hide traffic like a charcoal, but with enough blue to warm up under artificial light. It is a common specification for corporate offices,...

Crimson is the boldest colour in the Lakeside range: a deep, saturated red that holds its intensity under both daylight and fluorescent lighting. Rarely used as a full floor, it earns its place as a feature: reception areas, breakout zones,...

Moss brings a muted, greyed green to the Lakeside range, natural enough to sit alongside timber and plants without reading as a colour statement. It suits biophilic fitouts, education spaces and healthcare waiting areas where a neutral grey would feel...

Storm is the darker of the Lakeside greys: a deep, slightly blue-toned charcoal that stops short of Ink. It is a practical middle ground for offices that want a floor dark enough to hide wear but not so dark that...

Thunder sits between Flint and Storm: a warm mid-charcoal with a subtle grain through the loop that gives large floors some movement. It is a good specification where a single tile has to run across reception, corridors and open-plan work...

Powder is a soft light-to-mid grey in the Lakeside range, with a fine, broken linear texture running through the loop: paler flecks over a slightly deeper grey base, so the tile reads like woven fabric rather than a flat colour....

Ink is the deepest neutral in the Lakeside range: a near-black charcoal that anchors a space and hides traffic patterns better than any other colour here. It is the standard choice for entry zones, lift lobbies and high-traffic corridors where...

Flint is the mid-grey workhorse of the Lakeside range: a neutral, slightly cool tone with enough tonal variation in the loop to disguise everyday traffic marks. It is the safest specification in the range for open-plan offices, meeting rooms and...

Whisper is a mid grey in the Lakeside range with a fine crosshatch texture woven through the loop, a lighter and darker grey crossing each other so the tile reads as fabric rather than as a flat colour. It sits...

Sunstone is the warmest tone in the Mystique range: a golden amber that brings light into a space without tipping into brightness. Used as a full floor it suits hospitality and retail; used as a feature it lifts an otherwise...