3rd year students from the Interior Architecture & Furniture Design department are developing ideas and products for Forbo, an major international Linoleum producer. As introduction I developed this presentation in order to (re-)consider the phenomenon of so-called period rooms, which either (re-)present a specific style period, or can be considered as frozen artefacts. This lecture both highlights and questions the assets of the Bauhaus period, the dominant style movement prior to the advent of post-modernism in the 1970s. Bauhaus advocated industrial repetition and mass production. Forbo delivers enormous quantities of linoleum, but also maintains the necessary variation in order to 'customise' interior architecture projects.