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Trends in laminate flooring FINfloor

Trends in laminate flooring FINfloor
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Trends in laminate flooring FINfloor

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Introduction: The document is a catalogue from Finfloor, focusing on laminate flooring trends and styles. It highlights how societal changes influence interior design, particularly flooring, which is a key element in defining a space's character.
Trends Overview: The catalogue categorizes flooring trends into four main themes: Industrial & Raw, Hidden Luxury, Green Being, and Vintage Attitude. Each trend reflects different societal values and aesthetic preferences.
Industrial & Raw: This trend emphasizes simplicity and the use of raw materials like cement, lumber, and metal. It is inspired by industrial environments and is characterized by an unfinished look, often seen in urban settings.
Hidden Luxury: Focuses on quality and excellent design rather than ostentation. It values simplicity and elegance, making luxury accessible to a broader audience. Materials include glitter, metallics, and smoky woods.
Green Being: Represents eco-friendly living, emphasizing sustainability and natural materials. It promotes a lifestyle that is less ostentatious and more rewarding, using materials like light wood and neutral tones.
Vintage Attitude: Inspired by nostalgia and past styles, this trend uses both old and new materials to create environments filled with memories and emotional components. It often features retro and rustic-looking wood.
Technical Specifications: Finfloor products are designed for durability and ease of installation. They feature a quick "click" system, are suitable for use with radiant heating, and have high resistance to wear and moisture. The flooring is also environmentally friendly, contributing to CO2 capture.
Product Range: The catalogue offers a variety of products, including options for heavy domestic and commercial use. The flooring comes in different thicknesses and finishes, catering to various aesthetic and functional needs.
Conclusion: Finfloor provides a wide range of laminate flooring options that cater to evolving trends and consumer needs, emphasizing quality, sustainability, and design flexibility.
Technical Specifications:
  • Components: The document outlines various components such as Scotia, Skirting, Expansion, Stairnose, and Transition, with dimensions of 100/80/70 mm depending on the design.
  • Durability: FINfloor underlays protect laminate flooring from moisture and condensation, extend the life of joints, and compensate for ground irregularities up to 2mm per linear meter.
  • Comfort and Noise Reduction: The SILENT underlay is recommended for radiant heating systems due to its low thermal resistance, enhancing heat transfer and reducing noise transmission.
  • Underlay Types: Three types of underlays are available: TWIN, PE, and SILENT, each offering different levels of thermal insulation and load resistance.
Design and Aesthetics:
  • Plank Types: Options include single plank, 2 planks, 3 planks, or random, with various grooving options such as longitudinal or 4-sided grooving.
  • Nature Rich Designs: These designs incorporate different wood areas and tones, providing a balanced variability that highlights wood richness.
  • Color Chart: Organized alphabetically by species and shade, the chart includes various wood types like Oak, Cherry, Beech, and more, with notes on potential color variations from the original.
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Creating your space www.finfloor.com

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TRENDS: Creating your own space We live in a constantly evolving society, tastes that we all share, and that each To make your choices easier, we have where trends become true indicators grouped the trends being offered un- of social and cultural changes. This in- create our own style. This catalogue is fluences how we perceive our environ- intended as an inspiration guide, based HIDDEN LUXURY, GREEN BEING and ment, as well as our consumption and on the decorative solutions offered by VINTAGE ATTITUDE. We invite you to FINFLOOR laminate flooring. discover them all, and hope they can be useful...

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hidden luxury green being vintage attitude finfloor technical specifications colour chart fiesta excel

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industrial & raw Trends: Economic development has turned consumption into a negative concept. For this reason, we claim what is simple; searching for the basics... In this context, the taste for rehabilitated industrial environments takes a leading role. Spaces: The industrial trend is especially reflected in public or contract spaces, and can be seen in the decoration of shops and storefronts. It is associated with urban environments, of controlled well-studied chaos, and revolves around the taste for an industrial unfinished look. It emphasizes loft, garage, workshop or warehouse environments;...

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Original norongoro oak / industrial & raw

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Recreating aspects of naturalness and wear, the design and finishing replicates sawn lumber, thanks to Original babylon grey / industrial & raw

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The longitudinal grooved variants or on four sides of the design, like the Columbia Oak, help extend the space. Details that contribute towards creating larger spaces.

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Original bromo oak / industrial & raw BABYLON GREY

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Grey for any occasion: With Finfloor you will find a wide variety of grey tones, either light or heavy, cold or warm. This tone, with clear industrial traces, allows the combination or contrast with the decor of the space.

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Original olimpo oak / industrial & raw

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Original halti ash / industrial & raw

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hidden luxury Trends: In Hidden Luxury, luxury is not understood as ostentatious, but rather as the taste for products, experiences and environments that evoke “quality” as the main value. Beauty can be found in the austerity of simple lines. Thus, we understand luxury as translated into quality and excellent design, highlighting the justified value of objects. These features result in differentiation: the design and functionality of furniture or objects are key to establishing such differences. Hidden Luxury is able to democratize luxury, allowing it to be accessed by a more diverse audience...

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Supreme alpine gaia oak / hidden luxury hidden luxury | Finfloor | 21

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22 | Finfloor | hidden luxury Style naomi walnut / hidden luxury

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24 | Finfloor | hidden luxury Original glamour oak / hidden luxury

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hidden luxury | Finfloor | 25 hidden luxury

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26 | Finfloor | hidden luxury Style breno oak / hidden luxury

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green being Trends: It represents a philosophy of life. It is inspired by an awareness of environmental conservation, by a search for balance and well-being, based on eco-responsible behaviour. We focus our efforts on sustainability and rationality of all actions that make up the day-to-day and the environment. Emphasizing nature in its purest form, we reinforce concepts such as recyclability and sustainability, key for this type of environments. This trend represents wellbeing without excess, how to return to a less ostentatious and more rewarding lifestyle. Spaces: The environments reflect...

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30 | Finfloor | green being Original lofoten pine / green being

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32 | Finfloor | green being Original arabian strips / green being

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34 | Finfloor | green being Style light sovereign oak / green being

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green being | Finfloor | 35 Achieved reality. Wood and texture are matched through the synchronized finishing “Wood Impression”. Thus, the realism achieved makes it difficult to distinguish it from the original natural material

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36 | Finfloor | green being Original siddhartha walnut / green being

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green being | Finfloor | 37 Advantages “Natur-Rich.” We combine different areas of the same type of wood and / or different gradations of tone between wood planks. Thus, once the floor is installed, this balanced variety becomes the absolute protagonist of any environment

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38 | Finfloor | green being Style golden guadiana / green being

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green being | Finfloor | 39 Eucalyptus wood is a type of material that honours the design and development of any environment. Thanks to the variety of its planks and natural tones, it is a decorative tool that can meet the needs of the most demanding targets.

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40 | Finfloor | green being Original chic oak / green being

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42 | Finfloor | green being Style artic sovereign oak / green being

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Trends: We were inspired by a look into the past, which we interpreted for you in two different ways: - Nostalgia: recovery of items with a sentimental value, which have undergone the passage of time, and that reflect it on their exterior. In any case, objects with a past. Elements that convey memories, experiences, delicacy, tenderness... - Inspiration: We adopt styles and techniques from the past, but enhanced by technology or perfectly adapted to the aesthetic requirements of the present. Spaces: They convey an environment of romance and nostalgia, they tell a story, and have an emotional...

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46 I Finfloor I vintage attitude Style Scottish oak / vintage attitude 46 I Finfloor I vintage attitude

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vintage attitude | Finfloor | 47 While emphasizing the constant search for naturalness and for the actual appearance of wood, we use matte Dry-Touch texture. This texture endows the design with a “raw” wood appearance, without treatment, which we want in order to recreate beautiful natural environments. DETALLE SUEL

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