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    Residential Surface Collection Created with Minimalism, Biophilic Design in Mind

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorApril 23, 20243 Mins Read
    Living Impressions, Formica
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    Formica Corporation announces the launch of its 2024 Living Impressions Collection featuring a harmonious blend of luxe pattern and color. This rich array of sophisticated surfaces draws inspiration from three emerging design trends, resulting in seven elevated large-scale 180fx stone patterns and six Formica Laminate patterns.

    The new residential surface collection was created on a foundation of trends identified by the Formica Corporation design team:

    • Modern Minimalism: Warm whites and minimal patterns that are understated and soft without losing their edge.
    • Casually Biophilic: Nature-inspired elements that emulate the healing of the outdoors for indoor spaces.
    • Contemporary Classic: Classic stone patterns reimagined with a modern twist.

    New 180fx by Formica Group designs

    Seven 180fx patterns bring new sophistication and blends of color to the revolutionary surface line that offers visually dramatic true-to-scale designs.

    Prosecco Quartzite – Sophisticated and elegant, this warm quartzite stone pattern is a blend of soft luxurious color.

    Fractured Marble – This cool white marble is punctuated with bold veining in soft black and brown, creating architectural contrast, depth and dimension.

    Hazelnut Travertine – Multiple shades of beige, taupe, warm gray and brown highlight the classic beauty of vein-cut travertine, complemented with a SatinTouch smooth texture for a modern appeal.

    Breccia Mojave – Black and gray basalt fragments mix with soft terra cotta to create an impactful breccia pattern inspired by the beauty of the desert.

    Jatoba Brown – This traditional color of jatoba has bands of veins in colors of black and chocolate with shades of red-brown, golden brown and beige.

    Jatoba Green – Harmonious waves of deep forest and cool juniper are accented by shades of light sage, yellow-green and green-beige.

    Sahara Noir – A dramatic and unique marble pattern, Sahara Noir features clean strokes of terra cotta and warm gray-white veining that create a highly graphic and sophisticated pattern.

    New Formica Laminate designs

    The 2024 Living Impressions Collection adds six new Formica Laminate patterns with wide-ranging influences, nuanced palettes and compelling textures.  

    Taj Mahal – One of the most well-known quartzites in the world, Taj Mahal is refined and subtle, featuring a creamy warm stone pattern filled with thick veining of quartzite crystals. The addition of the Monolith texture adds a warm matte touch.

    Patine Chalk – A clean white background dappled with layers of cool gray gives a porous visual texture accentuated by the warm hand of Monolith.

    Patine Stone – Rich golden beige, cool gray and natural green mottle the surface like moss and lichen on stone. The Monolith texture adds a rich quality to the pattern.

    Foliage – Foliage captures the silhouette of natural leaves against a subtly textured cool gray concrete background. Soft gray-green and beige leaves are sporadically placed, creating a subtle biophilic visual texture.

    Bianco Antico – Bianco Antico features a soft warm white background with gray and golden-brown quartz crystal formations layered evenly throughout the pattern. Hints of black punctuate the pattern adding depth and drama. 

    Luxe Mango – Previously launched in the commercial range, this colorful and lively woodgrain pattern is now available in the residential collection after a warm reception from designers and widespread feedback on its resimercial versatility. Its luxurious mid-tone brown coloring features curvy golden beige and green-gray graining.   

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