Mohawk Group's Fresh Take On Contemporary Plaid

By Quinn Halman
Coordinating "Patterned Past" has an understated design featuring a gridded mesh-like pattern with overlapping lines and pin dots. Image courtesy of Mohawk Group

Manufactured according to International Living Future Institute standards that ensures a net positive impact for people and the environment as a Living Product, Pattern & Symmetry is also built to last. The weaving process creates a structure whereby backing and face yarns become one, delivering a hardy construction denser than traditional soft surfaces. The Heathered Hues yarn system that gives styles Rustic Plaid and Patterned Past their warm, wool-like essence is dematerialized for a low environmental impact. Additionally, no water is used in the yarn’s production.

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A diagram that explains the hand-weaving process. Image courtesy of Mohawk Group.
Collection style "Rustic Plaid" has a bold graphic owing to the construction methods of the weaving loom, where linear patterns are rendered with clarity and precision. Image courtesy of Mohawk Group
Inspired by the hand-tailored textiles for men’s and women’s clothing of the 20th century, these timeless plaids are impeccably reimagined for today’s commercial interiors. Image courtesy of Mohawk Group.
The carpet system in a luxury retail setting. Image courtesy of Mohawk Group.