
Trends
Matter & Pattern Trends 25-26 by Formica Group
October 25, 2024
Matter & Patter Trends 25-26 is a trend study developed by Formica Group in collaboration with the team of trendsetters at FUTUREA, experts in product design and interior design.

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Using laminate as the surface material for the reception desk will ensure every welcome will look as clean, crisp, and smart as the day it was installed, plus it is easy to clean and maintain, and is extremely long-lasting, providing durability for years to come.
Large sheet sizes
Large sheet sizes allow for the design and installation of components with minimal joints creating visually impactful furniture and wall panels. Eye-catching desks and statement walls are possible thanks to large-format scanners delivering the breathtaking detail of architectural stones and wood designs, with no repeat pattern across the full width of a sheet.

F3460 Calacatta Marble. Kantoor Greystar, Den Haag, Netherlands
Mix colours, textures, and woods
From the natural effect of woods and stones to the bold statements of patterns, colours, and individual prints, it’s easy to create the bespoke feel you need. Simply mix colours, textures, or woods with the rest of the décor to make a sophisticated entrance desk or standout statement piece. Consider lighting to accentuate key areas.

Formica® Laminate F8812 Tinted Paper Terrazzo, F5782 Formal Walnut, Homapal 471/124 Alu Mirror Polished Cascade Goldtone, FENIX NTM 0030 Bianco Alaska. Formica Group Showroom, London.
Excellent hygienic qualities
Formica® laminate sheets are preferred in high-traffic environments such as hospitals, GP practices, and care homes. Laminate has excellent hygienic qualities as it is non-porous, plus the vast range of colours, woods, and patterns allows designers to create a clean, calming environment for patients and visitors.

F8853 Rural Oak. NHS GP Surgery in Peckham, London. (Image: Ruth Ward)
Create striking shapes
Laminate sheets can be applied to curved surface materials to create concave or convex shapes. Curved surfaces with their absence of visible seams are often more aesthetically pleasing than sharp edges and will eliminate joints in which dirt and water can accumulate.

F7923 Surf. Kadans Science Partner – Nijmegen, Netherlands
Durable, versatile and with almost 300 decors to choose from, the Formica® Collection has a laminate décor to suit your next furniture project.
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October 25, 2024
Matter & Patter Trends 25-26 is a trend study developed by Formica Group in collaboration with the team of trendsetters at FUTUREA, experts in product design and interior design.

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