COVER STORY KARNDEAN Works Specialist in luxury vinyl tiles (LVT) Karndean Designfloorin
Karndean Designflooring is extending its sophisticated Art Select wood collection with 14 new contemporary designs, including shades of French oak, hickory and American chestnut.
Full of charm and character, Karndean’s Art Select wood collection is recognised for featuring the most beautiful and authentic timber effects, with intricate and realistic handcrafted embosses.
An iconic choice for stylish interiors, Karndean’s oak flooring designs are popular choices, thanks to the versatile range of colour and plank options on offer. Four new French oak designs - Mountain Oak, Glacier Oak, Savannah Oak and Prairie Oak – are now extending the range of hues available, including gentle beige, cool grey and warm honey tones, which will blend seamlessly into décor styles from traditional country to modern industrial.
Ideal for home designers looking to add visual interest in open plan spaces, or to match flooring ‘room to room’, the new oak designs are available in a choice of extra-large plank (56 x 9”) and parquet format (18 x 3”) which can be used in different laying patterns, such as herringbone or laying at 45°, to define separate living areas and create a sense of flow.
Karndean welcomes four new hickory designs – Natural Hickory, Weathered Hickory, Vintage Hickory and Classic Hickory – which feature intense colour variation for a unique and elegant look, while a new and exclusive emboss reproduces the subtle cross-sawn appearance and texture of the original unfinished planks. Featuring an intricate pattern for impressive variation across the floor, home decorators can effortlessly recreate a highly authentic look of traditionally crafted wood planks.
• Karndean Designflooring Art Select Prairie Oak RL20
• Karndean Designflooring Art Select Glacier Oak RL21 12 | Tomorrow’s Retail Floors
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