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With the growing trend to match designs ‘room to room’ in separate rooms, open-plan spaces and broken living areas set to continue, Knight Tile also welcomes Washed Scandi Pine, Grey Limed Oak, Pale Limed Oak and Lime Washed Oak in a new 18” x 3” small plank design. The new plank size can be perfectly placed alongside the matching 36” x 6” full length plank and laid in an on-trend herringbone or block design to bring a sense of style and interest to any room.
“Inspired by Nortern Scandinavian Pine, all tree designs feature te natural slow growing properties and tight grain found in tis type of natural wood.”
Stella Coyle, National Retail Sales Manager of Karndean Designflooring, said: “We’re thrilled to be updating our Knight Tile collection with new contemporary and characterful wood and stone options.
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“Being our entry collection, Knight Tile is extremely versatile and popular with first time buyers, young families and multi- generation homes to name but a few. It’s modern and allows home decorators to take on latest trends including Scandi, industrial and country style.
“Having the option to introduce a smaller plank design in a herringbone or block designs against our matching full length plank adds a new visual element for home decorators to consider. For those looking for stone options, Knight Tile features our larger 18” x 12” stone options in three new slate designs.
“It’s a great opportunity for our network of independent retailers to look to increase sales by introducing a newly refreshed Knight Tile collection, and our retail business managers will be updating existing point of sale (POS) from May 2018.”
With a lifetime residential guarantee, Karndean’s new look Knight Tile collection now features 22 woods, four small woods and 16 stone designs.
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