NEW TREND COLLECTION At the heart of the new Trend collection “Designing Reality,” lies a commitment to creating timeless value for activity spaces. It emphasises the return to elegant wood aesthetics, characterised by linear wood patterns and reduced knot inclusions.
The new line-up incorporates synchronised embossed printing technology for melamine- faced boards and high-pressure laminates, introducing Primavera oak’s refined and authentic look. The decor elevates product realism, aligning with nature’s uniqueness. Eliminating repetitive patterns across the board boosts the likelihood of unique designs within the same room. Matt finishes take centre stage in the
collection, particularly in uni colours. Kronospan provides universal solutions across various price ranges, from the modern matt Pearl Sand texture, providing fewer fingerprints and more durability, to premium ultra matt tactility for boards featuring PET and acrylic surfaces. The unicolour palette has been expanded
to include new shades of green, blue, and pink alongside neutral, natural, and earthy tones.
These subtle, less saturated shades enhance material versatility and, says Kronospan, open an array of creative possibilities. These tones are now available across melamine-faced boards and the Feelness PET collection, offering a matt option designed to be both stylish and functional. In conclusion, this most recent edition of Kronoevent was not just a product showcase but intended as a vibrant celebration of creativity and collaboration, as well as fostering a sense of community and sparking meaningful discussions by bringing together diverse voices. ●
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Kronoevent was a colourful, vibrant event held at La Llotja de Mar in Barcelona ● Straw Primavera oak design
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Showcasing the new Kronodesign Trend Collection to attendees
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Kronospan mood board
● Mark Bircham presents at Kronoevent ● The Connect theme
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Presentations were given to explain the creative vision behind the New Trend Collection
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