Founded in 1973, Interface has grown into a global leader in modular flooring with annual revenues of $1.3 billion. The company employs approximately 3,600 people and serves customers in more than 100 countries, operating six manufacturing sites across four continents. Its integrated collection spans carpet tiles, luxury vinyl tile, nora rubber, and premium rugs - products designed for commercial environments where design, performance, and durability are non-negotiable.
Interface's distinction extends well beyond product. The company has been a decades-long sustainability pioneer, achieving its Mission Zero goal ahead of schedule. It is now pursuing Climate Take Back, a strategy with the stated target of becoming carbon negative by 2040. This is not aspirational rhetoric: the company's flooring is manufactured with the explicit aim of delivering sophisticated design and innovation while advancing measurable climate progress.
For professionals seeking purpose-driven work at genuine scale, Interface presents a rare proposition - a company where environmental ambition and commercial performance are treated as complementary rather than competing objectives.
