The significance accorded residential space is changing – the   days of the separate living room have become a thing of the past. In new interior architecture, the living room of old is often planned as a continuum of the kitchen and dining room. This change has naturally had a distinct effect on the design of furniture, which now has to fulfil various use requirements and can thus be used to coordinate several activities at once.

Natural-looking fine-grained wood is particularly suited to this approach, along with fantasy decors in warm hues such as orange, red, leaf green, cream and greyish-beige. Folklore patterns go well in combination with the woodgrains.

Hiddensee Beech
Offering natural colouring and the interesting stains and pronounced streaking typical of heartwood, Hiddensee Beech is in line with the unabated trend towards authentic-looking woodgrains.  The decor makes an interesting effect both in the very pale hues of modern beech and in warm heartwood tones, and its highly natural, lively character makes it suitable for many applications.

Sylvenstein Maple
Sylvenstein Maple is a striking heartwood decor. Thanks to details such as knots, wood stains, distinct figuring and pronounced contrasts, it offers all the characteristics of heartwood maple.

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