Cover Matwood Herringbone Floor in Hickory Light Brown (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
Matwood Herringbone Floor in Hickory Light Brown (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
1 / 1
Feast your eyes on Matimco’s two newest designer selections below
When designing both a structurally and aesthetically sound home, one can nearly never go wrong with the timeless charm of wood, whether as an earthy accent or as the house’s fundamental floors. Notably, in a tropical country like the Philippines, the demand for the natural material and its many variations remains ceaseless, inviting today’s creative homeowners and designers to a seemingly endless stream of options.
Presenting a diverse array of selections, from the classic Acacia or Oak, to the alluring Tigerwood or Iroko—renowned market leader Matimco truly rakes in hefty and remarkable esteem from nearly 60 years in this industry. As recent trends in hardwood flooring now seem to be getting bolder in terms of colours and designs, Matimco indulgently showcases a masterful fusion of classic elegance and modern style as it introduces the new Matwood Designer Series.
See also: 7 Places To Buy Custom Wood Furniture In The Philippines
Deeply rooted in the homegrown company’s challenge to create complementary floor designs for more dynamic interiors, the two new Matwood varieties instantly breathe vivid life into one’s space with their magnificent shades and patterns. The first of the series is Matimco’s take on glorious herringbone parquetry. Available in a rustic Hickory Light Brown or warm Oak, the Matwood Herringbone Floor imbues any room with unique dimensions while invoking a touch of the dweller’s eclectic yet refined tastes. Additionally, the planks’ smokey textures are laden with drama and visual interest for a wholly captivating look.
See also: ‘Our Beloved Summer’: 3 Home Design Ideas from the K-Drama
Above Matwood Herringbone Floor in Oak (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
Matwood Herringbone Floor in Oak (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
1 / 1
The second variety is arguably a little more understated, but not much so. While the Matwood Mixed Shades Floor foregoes the famed zigzag pattern, it plays up three tones to make a piquant design statement in either natural Oak or darker-tinged Teak.
Above Matwood Mixed Shades Floor in Oak (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
Matwood Mixed Shades Floor in Oak (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
1 / 1
At once a testament to Matimco’s arduous craft and the one-of-a-kind quality of authentic wooden materials, each plank subtly boasts a wondrous shade of its own, thus rendering the floors with much class and personality. This also makes these rich floors most suitable for the sunnier areas of the house wherein the different colours of the planks could beautifully stand out whenever the light hits. No matter where you end up using these floors though, you simply would want to showcase its chic qualities beyond compare.
See also: Where to Buy: 10 Eye-Catching Furniture To Spice Up Your Home
Above Matwood Mixed Shades Floor in Teak (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
Matwood Mixed Shades Floor in Teak (Photo: Courtesy of Matimco)
1 / 1
All the more underscored by its ten-year warranty against pests and the like thanks to patented double vacuum technology, Matwood’s premium line of treated real wood products is truly a paragon of timeless beauty, elegance, and durability that you can expect to grow more exquisite through the years with proper maintenance. After all, if there’s anything that wood and Matimco have in common, it’s that you can count on them for decades ahead even as interior styles and trends come to pass. Also wrought from sustainably-sourced wood for the well-rounded benefit, these new selections not only make a desirable and sparkling pair for your sophisticated home but also let you indulge in a true modern luxury.
Learn more on Matimco's website, Facebook, and Instagram.
NOW READ
Tatler Exclusive: A Tour Inside Alice Eduardo's New Home—Her 'Sanctuary of Peace'
Tips on Choosing the Best Tile Design for Your Living Space
Home Tour: Carol Karthe's Sta. Rosa Abode Echoes a Perfect Symbiosis of Nature and Structure
Topics
