Fractal Vision
A Stress Reductive Approach to Design
What is a fractal?
When we look at a tree, first we see big branches growing out of the trunk, then we see smaller branches growing out of each big branch. As we keep zooming in, finer and finer branches appear, all the way down to the smallest twigs. Upon closer inspection, there is a structure underlying these natural arrangements. And as we look closer and closer, the patterns repeat over and over. These are fractals.
13&9, Dr. Richard Taylor, and Mohawk Group
Collection Overviews
Relaxing Floors
The Relaxing Floors collection shows an understanding that nature can be our partner. The designs are inspired by the natural world and adapted for the interior environment. Through the culmination of art, science, and design, Relaxing Floors utilizes fractals to tap into our innate affinity for nature and activate our bodies’ stress-relieving response to similar patterns.
Fractal Fluency
The design concept of fractal fluency at Mohawk Group is to make your space resemble natural scenes that display fractal composites, consisting of individual geometric arrangements that visually merge to form the overall fractal pattern. The aim is to tap into our innate affinity for natural patterns, helping to create more relaxing surroundings
Fractal Findings
Fractal Findings is Mohawk Group’s latest collection, expanding on fractal-based patterns scientifically shown to reduce stress and enhance well-being across all types of spaces. The designs draw inspiration from natural elements like animal migratory paths, which support biodiversity and ecosystem health, and the fractured beauty of polar sea ice, vital for climate regulation and environmental balance. These patterns merge nature’s rhythms with purposeful aesthetics to create healthier, more restorative environments.
Hot and Heavy II: connectD
connectD 2.5 | 5.0 is Mohawk Group’s first-ever Fractal LVT. Featuring scientifically designed fractal patterns, it’s designed to reduce stress and enhance well-being in everyday spaces. As part of the Hot & Heavy II collection, it channels the natural harmony of fractals into the built environment—creating spaces that feel more balanced, engaging, and supportive of human potential.
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