Jhane Barnes continues to bring fresh styles to the floor with Square Root, part of a collection featuring the Tangent and Binary designs. Square root appears as a series of diagonal stripes of varying widths that intersect at the edges of quarter turned tiles to create large, complex patterns on the floor. The combination of barberpoles and space-dyed yarns forms a subtle modulation of color to serve as counterpoint for the alternating diagonals. The effect of the quarter turned installation varies from pinwheels to random striping for a dynamic and graphic look on the floor.

Unlike its cousins, Square Root and Tangent, the Binary product from the Jhane Barnes collection is designed to give a monolithic look to the floor. Combining the same yarns used in those more graphic products, Binary relies on its tufting pattern to create a beautiful and sophisticated texture that loses none of its visual appeal by being a bit more understated. Available in tiles or roll goods, Binary can work alone or as a fitting compliment to Tangent or Square Root to create a beautiful floor in a variety of interior settings.