An increased usage adoption of wood flooring is stemming from the fact that, unlike tiles, granite and marble, it is easy to install and can be de-installed and used elsewhere too. Experts weigh in on what makes wooden floors tick.
NEW LAUNCHES
Span Floors has introduced a new line of WaterResistant Laminate (WRL) flooring recently. For the first time, they have a wood-based flooring that can be wet mopped. Additionally, it resists water spills for up to 72 hours which gives the end users ample time to clean up. Aside from the WRL flooring, they have launched some beautiful new colours and patterns in engineered wood flooring. Chevrons, Herringbones, and other design patterns give the flooring a unique and upmarket look that is so desired by luxury homeowners and designers.
As far as Junckers Solid Wood Flooring is concerned, a new solid wood flooring known as Oak Nature has been launched in July 2024. “The grading gets a natural and authentic look from a wide spectrum of colour tones and vivid features making each plank tell its own story. Oak is a hardwood species characterised by being hardwearing and therefore very suitable for flooring. The wood has a warm golden glow, an interesting grain structure and over time, the natural ageing gives the wood an authentic appearance,” says Suresh Kumar Mansukhani, Country Head – Indian Sub-Continent and Mauritius, Junckers.
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DESIGN DEBATE NEW IDEAS SET SAIL IN SCENIC GOA
Replete with Portuguese vibes and picturesque sites, the October Edition of the Design Debate held in Goa was an exceptionally intriguing one.
FENESTRATION FOR VILLAS
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BOLD AND ARTISTIC
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CITY LIGHTS
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STANDING TALL
High rises and tall structures are ruling urban landscapes even as they make the case for urban growth, sustainability, and enhancing economic and cultural vitality in cities.
TRANSFORMING COMMERCIAL LANDSCAPES
Deepu Shyam Prakash, Founder of Aedium Design, discusses the future of commercial spaces in India, blending sustainability, technology, and user-centric design.
GATHERING OF ARTISTS IN THE "CITY OF ART"
The 34th edition of Design Debate in the city of Vadodara was a grand success
AN ECHO OF DESIGN AND AESTHETICS IN THE CAPITAL
Design Debate's 33rd edition made quite a splash in Delhi
THE VERSATILITY OF VENEERS
Veneers are taking giant strides as they look beyond floors to be used in wall panels, cabinetry, furniture and even ceiling applications.
LET THERE BE LIGHT
Architects are increasingly opting for integrated lighting systems that offer versatility and precision and lighting companies are getting into the groove as they do this and more.
