In this modern day and age where working hours are longer, more people come in and out of the door than ever before and flooring generally has to withstand more impact, durability is paramount.
Every brand we stock ensures that leading design never means a compromise on quality or performance and Paragon are certainly no exception to the rule we stick to with conviction.
This brand prides itself on its simple solutions to any flooring problem that are as robust and resilient as they are smart and visually appealing but where did it all begin?
A gap in the market
Paragon identified a gap between style and substance that needed filling and set out on a mission to provide the market with carpet tiles that offered both longevity and innovative aesthetic.
From shock colours, accent tiles and various installation methods, the customer can be as bold or reserved as they want to be when its comes to Paragon.
An ethical approach
Like many others in this environmentally-aware industry, Paragon also places particular emphasis on sustainability and increasing its ‘green’ efforts.
Despite being based in the leafy land of South Yorkshire right here in the UK, Paragon actually manufactures its products in the lowest carbon producing tile factory in Europe.
The company has fast become one of the world’s most renowned innovators in environmental processes, which are subsequently translated through transport and into the interiors of the customers who purchase its products.
Dabble in DesignDek
The promise of an "infinite variety" of colours, textures and designs has been weaved into the rich Paragon tapestry from the very beginning but the brand has recently expanded its style-savvy offering with the introduction of DesignDek carpet planks (pictured above).
Carpet planks allows you the creative autonomy to really put your stamp on an interior project and this range of solution-dyed Nylon tiles are the perfect place to start.
The Paragon repertoire features everything from simple cut pile tiles to multi-textured designs but this experiment with shape has definitely got our creative juices flowing. How about you?
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