Floors and surfaces for exceptional interiors

The Danish brand is once again pushing the boundaries of design and functionality in flooring. The two new collections inspired by nature - Apis and Stellar - not only bring a new aesthetic level, but also place an emphasis on sustainability. They also have the advantage of ease of installation, which is particularly appreciated in large interior projects.

In our showroom, we have samples of the new Creatuft collection for the period 2024-2028 ready for you. Get to know the timeless quality of luxury wool carpets, which are among the best of today's floor coverings for exceptional interiors.

Microcement is an increasingly popular surface due to its sleek, modern look and versatility. However, attention must be paid to proper care to maintain its beauty and durability for a long time. This guide will take you through the maintenance of your microcement surfaces, from shortly after installation to long-term care.

BerryAlloc introduces the Parqwood Herringbone collection, which combines the elegance of real wood with durability and ease of maintenance. This flooring is stronger than traditional parquet and offers a variety of options with three collections: XL, XXL Long and Herringbone. Parqwood uses up to ten times more floor space using the same amount of oak, bringing a smart and responsible use of natural resources.

Triexta is a new material that has recently become increasingly popular. Although it has only been on the market for a few years, carpets made of it have already found their place in many interiors. Let's take a look at what's behind its growing popularity and see if it's a better choice than the time-tested nylon.

Traditionally, schools have maintained clear separations between spaces: dining halls were designated for eating, classrooms for studying, and schoolyards for leisure. Today, however, these boundaries are becoming increasingly fluid. Modern teaching now emphasizes collaboration and the integration of new technologies. As demands for hygiene and sustainability grow, architects must prioritize aesthetics, functionality, health, and creativity. Rubber, as a material, meets all these criteria and offers numerous advantages. But what exactly can it bring to modern educational spaces?