Everlastic tile floors : floor tiles of a durable, elastic, cork compound, capable of wide artistic and architectural treatment
This is a 1920 trade catalogue published in New York by the David E. Kennedy Company to sell Everlastic cork-compound floor tiles to architects and building owners. Its pages pair installed interiors, such as offices, a chamber of commerce hall, kitchens and a dining room, with close-up tile patterns in geometric colourways, showing how the floors look in use. A designer could draw on the checkerboard, lattice and border layouts for flooring patterns in period interiors.
