


If you have ever spent a long afternoon standing in the kitchen or felt the chill of a cold floor on a winter morning, you know that the right flooring is about much more than just looks. It is about how your home feels. Globus Cork Tile Flooring has spent years perfecting a solution that is as kind to your joints as it is to the planet, and they do it all right here in the United States.
Globus Cork was born from a simple but brilliant idea: taking the incredible natural properties of cork and making them beautiful for Modern homes. Based in New York, the company is the only U.S. manufacturer specializing in 100% colored cork tiles. Their mission is rooted in the belief that you shouldn’t have to choose between high-end design and environmental responsibility. By using the waste material from the cork wine-stopper industry, Globus Cork turns a recycled resource into a durable, vibrant flooring system that can last for decades.
When you start looking at cork, you will notice many brands offer "floating floors" (boards that click together). Globus Cork is different. They focus on 100% glue-down cork tiles. This matters for homeowners because glue-down tiles don't have a wood-fiber core that can swell if it gets wet, making them far better suited for kitchens and bathrooms.
Because Globus Cork is so versatile, you aren't limited to just a plain floor. Here are a few ways homeowners are using these tiles to add personality to their spaces:
Globus Cork knows that many homeowners love a good weekend project. They have built several features into their products specifically to help the DIY-er:
Homeowners who have made the switch often mention two things: comfort and durability. One busy family reported that after four years of "rowdy boys and three dogs," their Globus Cork kitchen floor still looks brand new. They noted that unlike Hardwood, the cork doesn't show scratches from dog nails, and it "hides the crumbs" remarkably well between cleanings. Another homeowner shared that they dropped a heavy glass dish on the floor; to their surprise, the dish bounced instead of shattering—a testament to cork’s natural resiliency.
Choosing Globus Cork means you are supporting a 100% renewable resource. Cork bark is harvested from the tree every nine years without ever harming the tree itself. In fact, a harvested cork tree absorbs 3 to 5 times more carbon dioxide than one that hasn't been harvested!
If you’re ready to see how these colors and textures look in your own light, the best next step is to head over to the Globus Cork website. You can browse their massive gallery of patterns, use their calculators to figure out exactly how much you need, and even order a set of samples to feel the "cork difference" for yourself. Your feet—and your home—will thank you!