Material reproductions also offer simplicity. Instead of abstract designs, natural looking slate and marble are increasingly found in interior design schemes, commonly as the underpinning feature in frontals and furniture. New texture ST76 Mineral
Rough Matt enhances new finishes, enabling timeless designs. The theme continues with metallics, with new texture ST20 Metal Brushed offering a stylishly matt and contemporary
reproduction. Aimee Fletcher told us:
“Feedback from customers has been exceptional. ST40, ST76 and ST20 have been firm favourites along with the muted uni-colours. I can’t wait to see the results of the Decorative Collection 24+ in both private and public spaces across the UK and Ireland.”
Time for a greener future.
With the Decorative Collection 24+, EGGER leads the way towards an environmentally sustainable future. Internationally, the publicised commitment to achieve NetZero by 2050 is complemented by the UK market’s pledge to plant a tree for every registration of the new Decorative Collection 24+ swatch.
EGGER is taking the Decorative Collection 24+ on a UK tour throughout March and April. Please contact your local EGGER distributor to find out when the collection will visit their site.
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36 Worktop reproductions across two thickness and three formats, 12 Accent Edgings and a matching edging for every finish completes EGGER UK’s expansive stock offer of design possibilities for 2024 and beyond.
The new simplicity in decor and texture innovations
The international Decorative Collection 24+ is characterised by a new simplicity, offering a flexibility in design that reflects wider social trends and the pace of digitalised life. Head of EGGER Design and Decor Management Klaus Monhoff tells us, “A feeling of security is often sought with our own four walls, as this is where we can implement the most control over our environments. Interior trends for the future must therefore be both reliable and adaptable.” The concept is reflected in new decors. Colour evolves towards muted shades, including an elegant spectrum of natural greens and rich reds, as well as the established blue-grey trend. Ever present, neutrals now take on a more calm appearance for heightened combination opportunities.
Klaus also explains the evolution of woodgrain reproductions towards a redefined simplicity: “Oak is still the most important woodgrain, but it has evolved from strikingly rustic to calm and adaptable. Reproductions are no longer given authenticity through cracks and knots, but through texture, such as new ST40 Feelwood Oakgrain. This latest generation of EGGER synchronised pore surfaces reflects the trend for reserved, matt wood effects, but still has the signature depth to touch.”
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