Trina Turk has spent three decades building a visual vocabulary around unapologetic color and pattern. For her latest collaboration with FLOR, the designer went back through the archives to see what might work at an entirely different scale: underfoot.
Three new rugs expand the Trina Turk x FLOR collection, which first launched in 2024, bringing the collaboration to 12 designs. Rather than developing the latest additions independently from Turk’s fashion work, the team revisited prints and color combinations from both Trina Turk and Mr Turk, translating familiar motifs into FLOR’s modular carpet system.
Easy Does It in Spice. Photography courtesy of FLOR
“For this collection, we returned to the archives and revisited prints and color combinations that felt quintessentially ‘Trina Turk,’” Turk tells Design Milk. “There’s a confidence and optimism to the collection that feels rooted in our original brand DNA, but interpreted in a fresh way for interiors.”
Midnight Muse in Navy. Photography courtesy of FLOR.
That translation involved more than simply enlarging a print. Fashion and flooring operate at dramatically different scales, and the collection experiments with pattern size and placement to make Turk’s graphic sensibility work across an interior. Midcentury modern design—and particularly the geometry, color, and escapism associated with Palm Springs—provides another through line.
“We wanted the collection to feel vibrant, graphic, and expressive, while still being livable and versatile,” Turk says.
Go With the Flow in Butterscotch. Photography courtesy of FLOR.
Each of the three designs takes a different route through the archives. Go With The Flow leans into the geometric side of Mr Turk, using a curved pattern available in Olive, Butterscotch, Black, and Coral. Midnight Muse draws from radiating prints including Turk’s Coppelia pattern, translating their movement and layered color into Berry, Fawn, and Navy versions. And Easy Does It takes a more abstract approach, using tonal shifts and texture in Tundra, Maize, Spice, and Turquoise.
Midnight Muse in Fawn. Photography courtesy of FLOR.
For Turk, FLOR’s tile-based format also offers an interesting counterpoint to the expressive patterns. Individual carpet tiles can be configured into area rugs of different dimensions, allowing a relatively bold design language to adapt to the room rather than demanding that the room adapt to a predetermined rug.
“What makes FLOR such a great partner is that the system is incredibly flexible and functional, while still allowing for a strong design point of view,” Turk explains. “The collection gives people permission to take more creative risks with interiors in a way that still feels approachable and practical.”
Go With the Flow in Black. Photography courtesy of FLOR.
The three new Trina Turk x FLOR designs are available now as part of FLOR’s Fall 2026 collection.
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