CT 7150 S

Taking inspiration the wood grain pattern of the black pomelo tree in Myanmar, this Laminate design transports users to a tropical climate region with large trees, where the tree trunks change with the two seasons - the rainy and dry seasons.

Myanmar Pomelo features a unique and distinctive grayish color, and the synchronized film grain enhances the experience of the connection between humans and pristine nature.

No longer confined to smooth and polished materials of the past, the new 2017-2018 trend of wood grain decoration showcases determination and strength in expressing the grain patterns. The wood grain effect is created using brush strokes or "scratched" surface technology, giving the colors a natural and expansive appearance.

Moreover, the softer color palette is used compared to pure monochromatic colors. Just like watercolors permeating through paper, the harmonious and blended effect warms the space with a serene ambiance.

The emotional connection of the viewers is further heightened by the combination of the Synchronized grain effect - a film surface effect that synchronizes with the wood grain. Not only satisfying the visual senses, but viewers are also emotionally engaged through the various authentic and delicate ridges, raised patterns, and shallow grooves.

Did you know? The tranquility of a calm and emotionally rich perspective begins with the depth of simple colors. Even in industrial wood surfaces, this can be achieved with sophistication and inspirational creativity.