9 New Woodgrain Designs 7 in #12 Soft Grain 1 in #18 Linearity 1 in #07 Textured Gloss
9 New Woodgrain Designs
Woodgrains continue to evolve in color and structure. Grey is a strong influence, and brown - especially with no or very little red/amber undertones - is important.
Structures are more linear. Grains such as oak are softer, less graphic and more sophisticated. Larger characteristics, color variation and unique features, like saw marks, add subtle, unique elements to interiors.
7933K-07 Cafelle
Straight-grained Oak in dark chocolate
7968-12 Loft Oak
Sophisticated soft Oak with straight graining in mid-light brown and a slight grey wash
7967-12 Park Elm
This variation on 5th Ave Elm is light brown with grey and taupe undertones
7964K-12 Skyline Walnut
Straight -grained walnut in charcoal with hints of brown
7969K-12 Warehouse Oak
Variation on Loft Oak in mid-dark brown
7970K-18 High Line
Neutral, straight-grain structure with brown, grey, taupe accent
7965-12 Walnut Heights
Predominately straight grain with partial cathedrals and an update brown
7966K-12 5th Ave Elm
Subtle, planked, straight-grain Elm with cross-grain saw marks
7971K-12 Uptown Walnut
Traditional cathedrals with large features, eclectic color play of amber, light brown, grey and taupe.
