J+J Invision

J+J Invision believes that “a small footprint is more important than a big mouth.” The company puts their money where their environmental mouth is in several ways: vertical integration with many of their production processes completed locally and on-site; comprehensive waste minimization; management/minimization of greenhouse gases; and water and energy conservation.

• ReVibe Modular Collection — Featured at the Heineken office in NYC in a 2,448 sq. yd. installation, the ReVibe Line is a simple yet intricate stripe pattern that reverberates with energy, that vibrates with the thrum of a highly-functioning business. The pattern showcases varied colors laid side by side in a vertically-oriented pattern that “adds charm and charsima to any place.” ReVibe is highly textural and colorful enough to instill a good dose of joie de vivre, yet serious enough to provide the backdrop to any workspace.
• Problem Solved Collection — Installed in a 6,850 sq. yd. project at the Capital Group’s offices in Los Angeles, Problem Solved—a member of the Corporate Values Collection—is an attractive undulating pattern with subtle repeats and a sedate yet attractive color scheme. In line with the color theory notion about blue having a calming effect, Problem Solved intends to do just that—the many deep blues and soft grays included in the line create an atmosphere of confident placidity, just the image a financial services firm would like to project.
• Tussah Collection — J+J Invision’s Tussah line of broadloom carpeting outfits over 7,000 sq. yds. at the Comcast workspace in Philadelphia. Modeled after the timeless luxury of silk, Tussah Carpets feature an irregular pattern reminiscent of the subtle variations in a fine hand-woven Turkish carpet. The slight textural irregularities and the iridescence of the textile help to reflect and refract light in interesting and unusual ways: “an irregular pattern that shimmers on the floor, transforming from a subtle pattern to a field of color.” J+J Invision offers Tussah in 25 colors, from “Mollusk” to “Tahini,” “Cochineal” to “Shitake.”
• Fine Line Collection — The Fine Line Collection of Modular Carpeting provides variation without disorder, modulation within a context of balance and symmetry. The “Line” in Fine Line is the tastefully tailored pinstripe running down the center of each carpet tile. This distinctive feature unifies the whole, providing “symmetry and synchronization to the clean, woven-like areas of pattern.” Fine Line strikes just the right balance between whimsy and business as usual—a randomized yet ultimately symmetrical ensemble that’s easy to install, long-lived, and environmentally-friendly.

J+J Invision is proud of their balanced approach to the conception, production, and promotion of fine carpet goods for commercial and residential venues. Their common sense method strives for a sustainable product through cleaner production methods, high recycled content, waste minimization, and energy conservation. Recognizing, however, that each product has different attributes and that there’s only one best product for a given project, the company encourages holistic sustainability rather than touting any one attribute or certification. J+J Invision’s many awards for product performance and environmental sensitivity include the Green Contractor Award by the Coalition for Government Procurement and the GSA Evergreen Award.