Kahrs Flora Oak Gentian Engineered Wood Stained Matt Lacquer 131249200
In a world increasingly attuned to sustainability, where every choice holds the potential to make a positive impact, Kahrs proudly introduces its latest innovation: the Flora Collection. This collection of 1-strip flooring not only embraces the beauty of nature but also aligns with the growing desire to make responsible choices without compromising on style and quality.
Introducing 1-strip - Flora Collection. Oak Gentian has a light white wash with a slight grey nuance, harmonizing the darker wood grains, knots, and cracks with the overall stained wood colour. This makes a statement of a stylish and modern design while still retaining the warmth of the oak. The matt lacquered surface is brushed to bring out the texture of the wood grain even more, letting the pattern created by nature come to life.
The Flora Collection is inspired by the nature and environment where wildflowers grow, from mountainous terrains and deep forests to soft flowing hills with a sharp contrast of rocks and soft grass. Each 1-strip design in Flora reflects the natural variety created by the shades of each season, ranging from fresh cut oak in spring, golden warm oak in summer, to whitish hues of wintery frost, and a soft middle-ground for fall.
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Kahrs Flora Oak Gentian Engineered Wood Stained Matt Lacquer 131249200
Kahrs Flora Oak Gentian Engineered Wood Stained Matt Lacquer 131249200
In a world increasingly attuned to sustainability, where every choice holds the potential to make a positive impact, Kahrs proudly introduces its latest innovation: the Flora Collection. This collection of 1-strip flooring not only embraces the beauty of nature but also aligns with the growing desire to make responsible choices without compromising on style and quality.
Introducing 1-strip - Flora Collection. Oak Gentian has a light white wash with a slight grey nuance, harmonizing the darker wood grains, knots, and cracks with the overall stained wood colour. This makes a statement of a stylish and modern design while still retaining the warmth of the oak. The matt lacquered surface is brushed to bring out the texture of the wood grain even more, letting the pattern created by nature come to life.
The Flora Collection is inspired by the nature and environment where wildflowers grow, from mountainous terrains and deep forests to soft flowing hills with a sharp contrast of rocks and soft grass. Each 1-strip design in Flora reflects the natural variety created by the shades of each season, ranging from fresh cut oak in spring, golden warm oak in summer, to whitish hues of wintery frost, and a soft middle-ground for fall.
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In a world increasingly attuned to sustainability, where every choice holds the potential to make a positive impact, Kahrs proudly introduces its latest innovation: the Flora Collection. This collection of 1-strip flooring not only embraces the beauty of nature but also aligns with the growing desire to make responsible choices without compromising on style and quality.
Introducing 1-strip - Flora Collection. Oak Gentian has a light white wash with a slight grey nuance, harmonizing the darker wood grains, knots, and cracks with the overall stained wood colour. This makes a statement of a stylish and modern design while still retaining the warmth of the oak. The matt lacquered surface is brushed to bring out the texture of the wood grain even more, letting the pattern created by nature come to life.
The Flora Collection is inspired by the nature and environment where wildflowers grow, from mountainous terrains and deep forests to soft flowing hills with a sharp contrast of rocks and soft grass. Each 1-strip design in Flora reflects the natural variety created by the shades of each season, ranging from fresh cut oak in spring, golden warm oak in summer, to whitish hues of wintery frost, and a soft middle-ground for fall.
