A COMMITMENT TO
CRAFTSMANSHIP Quick-Step, manufacturer of engineered hardwood, laminate and luxury vinyl flooring, is proud to announce the launch of its Massimo hardwood flooring collection.
A testament to the brand’s enduring love for wood, the luxurious Massimo collection features its longest and widest floorboards yet, measuring 240cm x 26cm. The boards are characterised by large knots and subtle cracks, while the extra matt oil or extra matt lacquer finish enhances the natural, untreated look that is completely in line with today’s aesthetic of authenticity and simplicity.
Quick-Step Design Director, Oke Nollet, said: “It’s no secret that we’ve always been obsessed with wood: its elegance and appearance, the warmth it exudes, its feeling to the touch, and the typical scent.
“With our vinyl and laminate collections, we went out of our way to perfect the natural look. But with these Massimo
floorboards, we took our passion to new extremes – from the size of the boards to the superior authenticity and craftsmanship in every single detail.”
Quick Step’s Massimo collection comes in four unique designs to suit every taste:
The ‘Chocolate’ and ‘Winter Storm’ floorboard designs are finished with extra matt oil to provide an extremely natural look. Thanks to the oil treatment, the boards are easy to repair in case of damage. The wood stain reacts with the tannin in the wood and doesn’t accentuate or enrich the graining. Combined with deep brushing, this results in a softer, more vintage look and a natural iridescence in and between the planks, since the softer and harder parts of the wood contain different amounts of tannins and react differently.
The ‘Cappuccino Blonde’ and ‘Frozen’ designs feature an extra matt lacquer for improved performance and stain- resistance. Both are characterised by a deep, rounded brushing, which accentuates the graining and gives the
planks a more outspoken structure. The ‘Cappuccino Blonde’ design is treated with wood stain and resembles freshly sawn timber. The Scandinavian- inspired ‘Frozen’ design appears to have been treated with white oil, but it’s really lacquer. These floorboards are reminiscent of cerused oak floors from the Middle Ages.
www.Quick-Step.co.uk
GET READY TO WEAVE WITH
WILTON CARPETS Transforming hospitality interiors with beautiful bespoke design in the fastest lead-times currently available, Ready to Weave carpets from Wilton Carpets Commercial are ready in just two to four weeks.
Available in Ready to Weave – Our Design and Ready to Weave – Your Design, the two services allow creative freedom for hoteliers and interior designers when specifying their ideal carpet.
In Our Design, users are invited to work with any of Wilton Carpets’ library of designs, with the option to use existing colour combinations or create a unique twist by selecting any of 12 colours from a pre-determined palette.
In Your Design, any library pattern can be recoloured, or custom designs realised, but in this case colours can be selected from any one of three permanently loomed palettes.
Damian Roscoe, Head of Creative at Wilton Carpets, said: “Not only is the Ready to Weave service the fastest of its kind in the UK, it is also one of the most flexible, really allowing hoteliers and interior designers to explore the design potential of carpet.
“Whether guided through our pattern library, or adventuring into the world of bespoke design, Ready to Weave is a great way to create a unique look to hospitality environments.”
Delivering excellent versatility through a selection of woven axminster qualities (seven to ten-row) in a quality wool-rich construction, Ready to Weave carpets are great value and accessible from a small minimum order of just 100m2
. Ready
to Weave – Our Design and Ready to Weave – Your Design carpets are delivered in just 28 days from order, the shortest lead-time currently available for carpet made in the UK.
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