KEEPING Distinctive Flooring returns to The Floor
Every year The Flooring Show, Harrogate brings together industry experts, for three full days of business, networking and exciting new product launches. From domestic flooring solutions to contract flooring, innovative products will be shown by over 250 exhibitors this year, and Distinctive Flooring is proud to be one of them.
Following the introduction of fresh new branding and exciting product ranges, Distinctive Flooring is pulling out all the stops for the 2019 event.
Take a look at the latest product ranges; Aspect and Landscape which are offered with different point of sale options allowing retailers flexibility depending on the size of their business. Aspect is the brand's standard size range, offering a 0.55mm wear layer on a 2.5mm product. The Urban collection boasts three distinct, wood patterns in a 7.25” x 48” (plank) or 6” x 24” (herringbone) format, with 18 colour tones to choose from, with the Skyline stone collection offering 12” x 18” tiles in eight colours.
Landscape comprises of four collections; Wildwood, Shoreline, Tapestry and Heartridge. With a 0.7mm wear layer on a 2.5mm product, it’s designed with durability and longevity in mind. With their bevelled edges and registered emboss, along with a wide range of colours and tones, the products give an authentic look and feel. Available in dry back, SPC click and parquet they’re designed to complement any domestic or commercial space.
Within the Landscape collection sits the award- winning Tapestry range. Tapestry comprises of 16 individual 9" x 9" mosaic style tiles offered in six colours. They can be used alone, or alongside the matching Shoreline tiles or Wildwood planks to create a truly unique look. The 2.5mm planks boast a 0.7mm wear layer - making them ideal for high traffic areas. View Tapestry on the Distinctive stand at the show and in their room-set mockup.
The Heartridge capsule range is ideal for retailers who are looking to take on Distinctive Flooring for the first time, those looking to sell LVT in addition to other services or who are working with limited space in store. The subrange offers a selection of 12 Wildwood colours, available as dry back, SPC click and parquet
Trend forecasters Scarlet Opus will be back at Harrogate again this year with their inspirational Trends Hub - where visitors can find out more about global design movements and tendencies. Distinctive Flooring will be featured in the Hub again this year, featuring their beautiful Suburb planks from the Aspect Collection, in the ‘Traveller’ themed installation. Head over to the Trends Hub for
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inspiration on colours and textures and plan ahead in terms of POS, merchandising and interior schemes.
Richard Hackett, Distinctive Flooring’s sales and marketing director, commented; “Landscape is our flagship range and we couldn’t be prouder to be launching these products into the market. The collection is designed to offer differentiation via tone.”
“The beauty of our new ranges is that the end-user can select a wood pattern they prefer – natural, rustic or tonal – and then find a shade to match their decor. It’s a really clever way of helping with the decision-making process.”
Coming to the show this year? You can find Distinctive Flooring on Stand A5 - pop over and say hello to the friendly and helpful team and discover the collections for yourself.
Can’t make it? Don’t worry, Distinctive will be sharing all their best bits on social media throughout the show, so be sure to follow across Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the show updates.
https://distinctiveflooring.co.uk
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