Lano has updated its collections alongside investing in the business
At the 2026 Flanders Flooring Days, Lano opened its doors to visitors from all over
the world and showcased in full its flexibility, diversification and agility. By understanding customers’ needsand demands, Lano has been able to find niches in the market and provide carpet solutions for wide-ranging applications including residential, hospitality, professional sport, aviation, maritime and healthcare.
Despite the wider economic environment in recent years, Lano has continued to
invest in the business. In the factory, this has seen the latest tufting machines,
beaming set-up, weaving looms and a water purification station.
As a responsible producer, Lano achieved ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management) certification in 2025 and delivers consistent quality in everything it
does, minimising its environmental impact and continuously improving its processes
to better serve its customers, people and the planet.
The investments do not stop there: over the past 18 months the company has been busy refreshing all of its collections. The high-end residential X collection, Smartstrand collection and Pilotis contract collections have all been updated and relaunched, as well as keeping bestselling ranges such as Star Twist, Heather Twist and Fairfield fully updated with the latest market trends.
Launches have included updates to Sweet Elegance as well as Decor – a new quality launched early 2026. The focus at Flanders Flooring Days was to showcase further developments with Decor Heathers; Synergy: a new 1/10th-gauge Saxony that was welcomed by buyers; and further ideas and concepts in the Scala family – a hot topic among visitors – that Lano is looking forward to bringing to life.
