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• Linoleum, a material for the future

  Read more about Linoleum floors, how they are made, why they are sustainable who invented them, where and how to lay and clean them.

• Can linoleum be recycled?

  Read more about how linoleum floors can be collected and recycled to be used in new products.

• Made in Italy

  Discover the essence of Italian lifestyle know-how, Tarkett’s linoleum made in Italy, is meticulously crafted with Italian precision and passion.

• Cutting carbon through clean manufacturing, good materials and recycling.

  Read about how we are working at our Linoleum factory in Narni to cut carbon thanks to clean manufacturing, good materials and recycling.

• On the road to carbon neutral with Tarkett Linoleum

  Discover how we continuously optimise the carbon footprint of our products – throughout their lifecycle.

• The University of Copenhagen

  The University of Copenhagen chose Tarkett's linoleum ETRUSCO flooring, thanks to its durability and impact sound reduction.

• Tarkett achieves world's first carbon-negative linoleum

  Tarkett sets an industry benchmark with the world’s first carbon-negative linoleum flooring across all life-cycle stages, from renewable materials to closed-loop recycling.

• Tallinn Art Gymnasium

  A competition at Tallinn Art Gymnasium with architects and installers. The challenge: create a unique design for the Art School's main corridor using Linoleum

• Simone Veil High School

  Read more about the new Simone Veil high school, designed with an environmentally friendly approach, and discover how Tarkett’s Linoleum range was the perfect choice for this project.

• Our Certifications

  With 31 Cradle to Cradle certifications, Tarkett has the highest number of certifications that cover multiple product categories.

• Tarkett Lino Originale awarded in the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2023

  Tarkett Lino Originale has just been awarded in the Red Dot Award: Product Design 2023

• Linoleum: a hard-wearing, long-lasting flooring solution

  Find out how Tarkett Linoleum is a durable and long-lasting resilient floor.

• Prisma College

  Discover the new Prisma college where Tarkett's linoleum Style Emme xf² was installed, contributing to the natural, calm and welcoming atmosphere of the college.

• ReStart INFO

  ReStart Big Bag Project

• EUC Lillebælt

  Read about the renovation of EUC Lillebælt’s new building and how Tarkett’s colourful floor collections livened up the school.

• Groupe scolaire Pierre Perret

  Tarkett's linoleum has been designed to protect the environment and people's well-being at every stage of the product's life cycle.

• LEGO® Discovery Centre

  Completely covered in Tarkett’s Linoleum, the LEGO® Discovery store is a colourful, joyful and interactive playground for young adventurers.

• Lino Undercover by Studio RENS

  Unveiling Linoleum: Tarkett Lino's Surprising Secrets at Dutch Design Week.

• Caroline Aigle Public High School

  Discover the public high school in Nort-sur-Erdre, where our Linoleum range was perfectly in line with the innovative environmental approach of the project.

• Tarkett Lino Flooring Range

  Discover the new Tarkett Lino range, a traditional material reinvented with decidedly modern designs, modern performances and very modern sustainability credentials.

• 3 ways to face cost pressure in Hospitals with a long-term perspective

  Healthcare Management teams and Staff need to cope with strong cost pressure in their day-to-day activities

• Magdalena Nilsson creates art from Tarkett's circular materials in the Stockholm-based showroom

  Read more about An abstract on landscape, the new art piece from Magdalena Nilsson made with circular flooring materials at Tarkett's showroom in Stockholm.

• Gelateria Stefino

  Read more about the new organic and environmentally sustainable Stefino gelateria, designed with Tarkett’s Linoleum, thanks to its natural composition and highly resistant materials.

• Palazzo della Libertà

  Discover how Tarkett’s Linoleum Veneto installed in a modern and graphic pattern, in 3 colours, transformed the Palazzo della Libertà.