20.05.2009 

Following the hugely successful launches of H3368 Natural Lancaster Oak and H3840 Natural Mandal Maple, EGGER are looking to continue revitalising their classic woods by introducing a new beech and a new walnut for 2009.

Andrew Sanderson, Product Manager believes these new classic woods will become the bestsellers of the future. He commented, “The best product designs are developed through a fusion of consumer needs and innovative thinking. EGGER’s so-called Modern Classics are no different. They bring together the most popular wood species with the latest colour trends to create exciting and dynamic new designs.”

“Over the last few years it has become almost impossible to find examples of furniture design consisting exclusively of woodgrain decors. Successful interaction between uni colours and woodgrains has developed into a key movement. It seemed only natural, therefore, that classic woodgrains like oak, maple, beech and walnut display a higher degree of naturalness, as well as more pronounced interplay of colour. This allows them to mix more freely with EGGER’s new Green Grey and Brown Grey colour palette. With EGGER’s new Modern Classic woodgrains you can be sure of creating an impression today that will last for years to come.”
EGGER’s new beech - H3911 Natural Tauern Beech could be regarded as a next generation alternative to the existing beech decors in the market, many of which are now over 15 years old. Important design elements have now been addressed and Natural Tauern Beech includes more natural elements such as knots. This design also has a greater interplay of colours, which are currently in demand, due to the trend for combining uni colours with woodgrains.

A new walnut will be introduced to the UK Collection, as EGGER show no signs of slowing down their product development. H1713 Grey Brown Ontario Walnut has the characteristics of an American walnut and has dark pores, which creates a natural elegant appearance. The Grey Brown colour tone was intentionally selected to recreate the effect of an untreated veneer, which can also be very well combined with new neutral uni colours, in particular U717 ST9 Dakar. This walnut also works very well in combination with white, which is still a major colour trend for interior designs.

 

H3911 Natural Tauern Beech	H1713 Grey Brown Ontario Walnut