KCC Glass announced on January 30 that its interior brand HomeCC participated in The International Surface Event 2026 (TISE 2026), held from January 27 to 29 (local time) in Las Vegas, where it showcased its latest designs and environmentally friendly technologies.
TISE is one of the largest flooring exhibitions in North America, attracting around 700 companies and approximately 60,000 industry professionals each year. Marking its fifth consecutive appearance at the event, HomeCC presented its exhibition under the theme “Nature Reimagined,” introducing luxury vinyl tile (LVT) products produced with digital printing technology, more than 60 new product lines, and its eco-friendly production framework known as “4Re.”
The digital printing technology unveiled at the exhibition uses CMYK four-color inkjet printing, enabling significantly higher precision compared with conventional gravure printing. According to the company, the technology offers up to three times higher resolution and more than double the pattern repeat range, allowing more realistic reproduction of natural textures such as wood and stone. It also supports small-batch, multi-variety production and fine-tuned color customization, while improving production efficiency and sustainability through the use of proprietary UV inks and simplified processes that reduce resource consumption.
Representative LVT products featuring digital printing include Terra Vein, inspired by natural marble patterns; Clay Mix, combining a range of stone and marble fragments; Interlace, which reproduces the texture of carpet fabrics; and Mozaic, featuring diverse mosaic tile patterns. These products can incorporate eco-friendly coating layers made with materials certified by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and have obtained the FloorScore indoor air quality certification in the United States.
HomeCC also introduced its “4Re” eco-friendly flooring production technology, designed to address climate change challenges. The framework is based on four principles: Recycle, Reuse, Replacement, and Reduce. This includes recycling used PET bottles and low-grade wallpaper as raw materials, reusing plasticizers generated during production, replacing conventional chemical coatings with plant-based biomass UV coatings, and applying new formulations to reduce fossil fuel use and carbon dioxide emissions.
In addition, HomeCC highlighted its one-stop solution service, which provides customized support across the entire process from consultation to production, drawing positive feedback from visitors.
A KCC Glass official said that participation in TISE 2026 reaffirmed HomeCC’s competitiveness in design and eco-friendly technologies on the global stage, adding that the company plans to continue expanding the presence of Korean interior design products worldwide by combining aesthetic design with advanced technologies.
