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KP132 Washed Scandi Pine, DS12 3mm, Living Room


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Karndean Designflooring KP138 Grey Limed Oak, D 3mm, Kitchen


Scandinavian Knights


We discover how Karndean Designflooring has used the properties and grains of Scandinavian pine as inspiration for new designs in its Knight Tile collection of luxury vinyl tiles.


Luxury vinyl flooring specialist Karndean Designflooring is introducing 15 new contemporary designs to its popular Knight Tile collection; including eight woods, three stones and four exclusive smaller plank designs.


As well as expanding its modern oak offering with popular light, neutral tones and statement slates, it is the first time the collection will feature Spotted Gum and Scandinavian Pine designs.


Inspired by Northern Scandinavian Pine, all three designs – Natural Scandi Pine, Grey Scandi Pine and Washed Scandi Pine – feature the natural slow growing properties and tight grain found in this type of natural wood. Interestingly, Karndean’s in-house product designers also hand-selected


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complementary flowery boards from the same region to create a more balanced variation of planks.


Whereas Natural Scandi Pine offers a true likeness of the original design, typical of on-trend Scandinavian interiors, Grey Scandi Pine enhances the darker grain patterns, creating a twist on the classic neutral look, and Washed Scandi Pine brings a white washed effect for a crisp, fresh finish.


Looking to create something unique and distinctive away from the traditional Australian spotted gum wood, Karndean cleverly opted to combine this design in its raw form with the Northern European and North American grey tones of choice. The result is a modern twist on a traditional design, ideal for home decorators looking for a contemporary grey.


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