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Carlisle has launched Natural Finishes with four collections of White Oak flooring – Casual, Urban, Essential and Elegant.
The four collections feature a total of 24 new looks prefinished with natural and organic hues that complement a wide range of styles. Made in the U.S.A. with Carlisle’s propriety SlowCraft approach, the Natural Finishes are now available at Carlisle’s showrooms across North America as well as online at wideplankflooring.com.
“All natural looks are one of the biggest trends we’re seeing in luxury flooring for 2014, and these four collections really allow for the grains and the beauty of the White Oak to come through with minimal sheen levels and neutral color tones,” said Michael Stanek, president and CEO of Carlisle Wide Plank Floors.
The 24 product introductions are all prefinished with Carlisle Custom Coat – Natural, a process that combines tradition with technology to give each board a deep, hand-rubbed finish. All products are also available in solid and engineered wood - the latter for clients in high-moisture environments. The Natural Finishes are offered as part of four distinctive collections as follows:
• Casual Collection – Designed to create a warm, inviting space where anyone would feel right at home, the Casual Collection features product offerings like “Lazy Afternoon” and “Tranquil Tea.”
• Elegant Collection – Refined, rich, and smooth, the products in this collection showcase the beautiful grain structure of White Oak through a rift and quartersawn cut.
• Essential Collection – Distinctive, deep-tone colors like “Dark Chocolate” and “Cup of Joe” make the Essential Collection bold, strong, and especially unique.
• Urban Collection – Inspired by the unique concepts of loft living, products like “Granite Dream” and “Optimistic Stone” were designed with a view to create a modern oasis.
To find more information about Carlisle’s new Natural Finishes and latest luxury flooring collections, visit http://www.wideplankflooring.com/premier.
