FORMATIONAL of the newly extended Van Gogh Wood collection.
rich and warm canvas. Incorporating fuming and smoking techniques that have been used by real wood flooring manufacturers for years, the rich brown tones of our Burnished Beech and Smoked Beech planks can accompany nearly any décor scheme, whilst the striking variation of Charred Oak makes a real statement.
“Inspired by reclaimed
natural wood materials, the 12 distinct
new plank designs replicate the unique
look that comes from the transformation of wood over time.”
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The new collection is rounded off by the stunning Lime-washed Cypress and Burnished Cypress. Combining the limed finish of Honey Oak and the burnt effect of Charred Oak, these two designs are some of the most detailed in the entire collection. The result of liming and smoking techniques is a more refined and sophisticated aesthetic, perfect for any commercial space benefiting from a highly realistic, rustic feel.
“Our new Van Gogh designs are our
boldest to date. They are a welcome addition and reflect the trends we’re seeing for authentic and textured interiors for commercial applications,” commented Paul Barratt, managing director at Karndean Designflooring.
“The collection is not only design-led, but also retains all the durability, ease
of maintenance and availability our customers have come to rely on.’’
Available with a recently extended 15- year commercial warranty and R10 slip ratings, the complete Karndean Van Gogh collection will now feature a total of 32 wood designs.
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