MIX, MATCH, COMPLEMENT, CONTRAST.


THE LOOK AND FEEL OF VENEER THE STRENGTH OF MELAMINE


Kronodesign®


Combinations


The latest interior design trends combine contrasting decors for decorative effect. Rustic woodgrains with a matt black counterpoint, or concrete with new textured woodgrains that compare favourably with veneers. New Slim Line or square edge worktops add another layer of creativity to the mix in the kitchen, and teamwork pays off in the bathroom, bedroom and office too. In fact we have the palettes to make a statement in style anywhere you choose.


For more information, or to order samples, please visit: www.kronospan-express.com Decors featured: K087 PW Dark Rockford Hickory, K097 SU Dusk Blue, K030 SU Java Block Wood, K094 SL Riven Slate, K200 RS Light Grey Concrete wall.


K026 SU Grey Pietra Marble Worktop K096 SU Clay Grey MF Board K083 SN Light Artwood MF Board


K108 SU Peltro Slim Line 8685 AM Snow White Acrylic Matt Board K022 SN Satin Blackwood MF Board


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K016 SU Carbon Marine Wood Worktop K098 SU Ceramic Red MF Board K087 PW Dark Rockford Hickory MF Board


K205 RS Black Concrete Worktop 7045 AM Satin Acrylic Matt Board K021 SN Barley Blackwood MF Board


K102 SU Dark Terrazzo Marble Worktop 4298 SU Light Atelier MF Board K098 SU Ceramic Red MF Board


K094 SL Riven Slate Worktop K087 PW Dark Rockford Hickory MF Board K097 SU Dusk Blue MF Board


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