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Walnut Chanel
Chanel is an elegant and extravagant walnut decor presenting a distinctive brushed texture to create a subtly sculpted impression. The fine-grained pattern, soft floral outlines engraved into the planks and delicate individual knots lend the design a natural look. This contrast is highlighted by the metallic
sheen. Chanel presents a new walnut generation choreographed in a spectrum ranging from classic contemporary to neo-traditional. Coco Chanel is a pioneer and a potent icon of the fashion history and haute couture. Her name provides a glamorous mantle for the decor image.
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Mankell Pine
Henning Mankell is one of Sweden’s most famous writers, not least because of his much-filmed crime novel entitled Wallander. Images of romantic evenings round an open fire in wooden chalets painted in Swedish Falu Red or cool summer sunsets on the terrace with a breath-taking view of nature are
conjured up in the mind’s eye as his country of origin comes into focus.
„Mankell Pine” is a brushed pine with outlined flowers and atmospheric knots. The imposing presence is both true to nature and rustic, and it awakens tactile responses. This effect is emphasised by a synchronous haptic effect. The furniture surface has been designed for homely interior design concepts
in the Nordic Cottage style. „cool & cosy“
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Olmo Pavarotti
Luciano Pavarotti was one of the most significant tenors of his era. For decades he enchanted the world of opera and classical music with his inimitable voice. Olmo Pavarotti is a natural, planked elm. This decor is elegant with small and subtle knots and is ideal for detailed pieces of furniture. It has been created for warm worlds of living and combines with pastel shades and subtle hues of cream to generate a classic chic effect while combining with modern colours in a calming and harmonising profile. The traditional wood of the elm is highly regarded in the furniture market and we serve all sales markets with our Pavarotti decor creation. Olmo Pavarotti is the “bellezza naturale” in our series of elms.
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Leander mobile
This is the highlight decor for 2015. It is the elegant furnishing version of an exceptionally expressive elm. The appealing design is composed of dynamic, generously proportioned flowers without knots, and combined with exceptionally detailed, delicate drawing. The flowing vibrancy is supported by a
divine play of colours. The suggestion of a negative pore develops additional depth and evokes an almost brushed visual effect. Leander mobile is a very special design from our “related” trend world and is ideally suited to being combined with a rainbow variation of different materials and styles.
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Drake Pine
The brushed visual appearance combined with highlighted pores and knots lend this decor a rough-hewn style. The character of this highly expressive pine epitomises the nature of its patron. Stories told about the figure of Sir Francis Drake enable observers to envision adventures in bygone days. They evoke journeys round the world in a galleon of olden times, you can imagine the infinite expanses of ocean in your mind’s eye, and recall the smell of salt water, whisky and spices. Drake sailed the seas as a discoverer and a buccaneer under the protection of the English crown. He was an iconic figure of his era and he is undoubtedly one of the most famous seafarers of all time.
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Acacia Curtis
An exceptional design named after American actor, painter and author Tony Curtis, who defined an entire generation in the 1950s with his slicked-back hair covered in liberal quantities of pomade - known as the “Curtis Cut”. During the 1970s, he
was the pioneer for garments tailored in the “Danny Wilde Style”. This furniture acacia is presented successfully
and stylishly with classic beauty in our “related” trend world. Narrow planking with outlined flowers creates a gracefully aristocratic yet mobile impact. Additional accents are provided by small knots. Its brushed look creates an incredible 3 D effect:
lmost tangibly haptic. The flowing appearance enhanced by an elegant play of colour can be combined with the most varied style trends: from futuristic and modern to “Neo Country”. Acacia Curtis, a decor that touches the senses.
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Gershwin
George Gershwin (1898*-1937†) was the pioneer of “Symphonic Jazz” in which he combined Afro-American rhythms with contemporary opera for the first time. His two classical works “Rhapsody in Blue” and “Porgy and Bess” achieved fame on the global stage and they are still played in all the world’s
major music venues. Gershwin creates a highly imaginative wood effect. Gershwin is down to earth, generates a timeless, purist radiance and encourages creative development. A varied range of flowers lends decorative charm to the industrial character.
The design lives from this contrast. A white cylinder allows the decor to reflect a mix of concrete and wood shuttering panels. This flooring design forms a perfect combination of stone and metallic textures with cool single colours.
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Minerva
The Roman Goddess of wisdom, arts and crafts gives her name to this very special textile design. Minerva combines artisan tradition and graphic design in a fabric comprising the finest cross-stitching, configured in a linear arrangement crafted with passionate attention to detail. Minerva harks back to an era of romantic and homely charm, while offering a design that is based on the new “do it yourself” generation. Its charisma and contours chime perfectly with the spirit of our times. This design can be used for a wide range of different applications where the aim is to feature accents, enhance worktops, embellish furniture for interior design, or create a light frisson in a single colour. Minerva envelops surfaces and combines yesteryear with the present.
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Marmo Romeo
The truly special feature of this Calacatta Marble is the porcelain white colour and the striking, predominantly golden veined patterning with hints of bronze and grey. Shades of brass or copper set the glittering scene for these characteristics. Marmo Romeo highlights the classicist heritage, exudes the spirit of tradition, and incorporates a modern mix of materials
– with just a hint of retro.
The sparkling white colouring and the illustrious grain lend this marble the name of “Luxury Stone”. The suspenseful play of colours recalls Shakespeare’s drama “Romeo and Juliet” where the dimensions of love, virtue and freedom are contrasted with dramatic effect.
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Jackson Pine
Michael Joseph Jackson: unique – expressive – passionate. His biography is a “ballad” of his dynamic life. His music brings people together. Jackson Pine is a heavily brushed pine with a pronounced 3D effect. The “magnificently flowery” visual impact of the decor defines its extravagant character. Jackson complements our collection of natural coniferous decors as an all-over rustic fabric surface for furniture that is free of knots. This wood decor harmonises with stone and fabric textures, and modern single colours to exemplify the “beauty of nature”.
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Lumumba
Elemental with an incredible play of colours, this charismatic decor bears the signature of its namesake Patrice Lumumba, a symbolic figure of the African independence movement during the 1950s and 1960s.
Lumumba epitomises Africa: exotically expressive, with flowers designed on a lavish scale, untamed – expansive like the country. A powerful walnut design in colonial style makes each piece of furniture absolutely unique and defines each surface with an individual and idiosyncratic magic.
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Havanna Cherry
“Cuban Anemone”
The full name for the capital city of the Republic of Cuba is: Villa San Cristóbal de La Habana. The Caribbean name merges with the effect of this cherry design. The sense of a bygone era melds with the nostalgic scent of cigars and Cuban rum to create an ambience of yesteryear.
Havanna Cherry is a universal floor for the current lifestyle trend of vintage living. The floor’s rustic appearance is defined by generously proportioned flowers and a visual patina effect that is highlighted in dark shades of colour. Cherry wood is valued as a refined and tough natural material. The decorative design presents a perfect interpretation of thoroughbred flooring, industrial interiors and colonial living.
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Ibsen Beech
The Norwegian writer and playwright Henrik Ibsen epitomises morally sensitive writing that reflects the social development of society in the 19th century. Ibsen Beech was intended as a homage: soft, vivacious, varied and natural. Playful curves and outlines of flowers, varied knot patterns and a vibrant play of colours create an imposing surface design for furniture located in kitchens and living areas finished in a rural yet modern lifestyle.
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Keanu
This cross-cultural design is a mix of styles made up of Indian and African ethnic elements. Keanu represents a sensitive and timeless combination of generations and traditions from across several continents and it should therefore be interpreted as a bridge between a wide range of differing concepts for interior design.
The design hints at folklore tradition, just as the Canadian actor Keanu Reeves epitomises the melding of different cultures. He has Hawaiian and Chinese roots, and his films address many highly diverse genres and time periods.
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Marceau
Marcel Marceau (*1923 - †2007) was a charismatic exponent of pantomime – simply dressed, made up with a white face, he captivated his public with an enchanting presence. Marceau became worldfamous through his role as “Monsieur Bip”. He
defined this “art of styles”.
This surface decor is dedicated to Marceau: “latent – powerful”.
The design sets the trend for the theme of offwhite. The modest “surface” gains in vibrancy from the contrast of a characteristic wood appeal: Nordic, pure elegance – bathed in white. Marceau is a modern furniture surface which has multifaceted applications. „to be Marceau - to be neo-country“
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Noce Rinaldi
This decor provides any interior with a unique aura through the finish in rustic chic. Appealing like the voice of the Italian dubbing actor Giuseppe Rinaldi, this superior design captivates our attention and takes us into a wonderful world of wood. The aristocratic walnut tree impresses with a natural wood grain. Elegantly curved, flowery patterns are designed as complete outlines or impressionistic indications, evoking a luscious play of colours and knots. The three-dimensional effect of the decor conjures up an inimitable natural elegance.
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Samara Elm
Spyros Samara, was a Greek composer in the early 20th century. His most famous work is the Olympic Hymn, which he composed for the first modern Olympic Games held in Athens in 1896 which has been played at all Olympic Games since then. This elegant elmwood floor forms an outstanding fit with our “related” trend world. It is ideal for combining with different styles and colours. A fully rounded composition themed on a naturalistic conceptualization. The harmonious interplay of striated zones and slender flowers, highlighted by subtle knots, tiny filigree mirrors and a refined grain provides a vivid reflection of the characteristics of Elmwood. This is a talented creation with streamlined elements, subtle design, natural details and an appealing depth effect.
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Scandic Pine
A beautiful, brushed spruce in Scandinavian style. The design has clear lines and embellishes each piece of furniture with striking annual rings and medium-sized knots to create a classic effect. Scandic Pine generates an impression of classic beauty or rustic charm depending on the colour composition. The special, dedicated patina allows this decor to create a highly original impact. A complementary effect fosters a varnished sheen for the striated areas and the zones between the annual rings. The annual rings themselves shine through in the colour of wood.
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Tadao
Tadao is an all-over surface design for styles ranging from conventional to sophisticatedly contemporary. The minimalist impact of refined, exposed concrete conveys a sense of calm and originality. A haptic and matt surface effectively highlights the visual impression of purist materiality. Tadao provides multifacetted harmony with natural single colours and wood-grain decors.
Tadao Andõ is a Japanese architect whose designs chime with the principle of “living in harmony”. His buildings constitute a unique reflection of the interplay between concrete, wood, light and nature.
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Noce Ampère
The namesake for this walnut is no less than Monsieur André-Marie Ampère (*1775 -†1836). Electric current is named after the French physicist and mathematician. Noce Ampère is a design with “eclectic” power. A classic walnut created for stylish furniture surfaces which provides inspiration to connect with modern elements. Whole flowers and small knots generate
visual movement. A subtle touch of polish and a hint of brushing highlight the elegant play of colour. Noce Ampère can be integrated in many versatile combinations. It is a good fit with neutral and synthetic single colours, while also mixing well with
stone, concrete and metallic surfaces, alongside patina and copper themes. Walnut à la Ampère: electrifying – chic – retro.
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