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    Printing Process Brings More Realism to Laminate Surfaces

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorAugust 29, 20242 Mins Read
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    Formica Corporation has announced InDepth Surfacing by Formica Group, a premium product category that revolutionizes the naturalism available through laminate surfaces. With a new precision inline print technology, the line delivers new levels of texture and visual dynamics to laminate surfaces.

    The new precision inline print technology delivers a synchronized embossed matte texture with light-reflecting details to InDepth Surfacing. The result is a visually dynamic, high-performance textured surface suitable for vertical, horizontal, postformed and flat applications in high-end residential and commercial environments, including hospitality, higher education and luxury office spaces.

    Veined Marble Series

    In the Veined Marble series, a dual-matte enhancement paired with sculpted metallic veins modernize this Italian marble design originally quarried in Tuscany. 

    • Silver Veined White Marble: a warmed silver vein is embossed in a field of white Italian marble
    • Gold Veined Taupe Marble: a dual-metallic gold vein warms a taupe Tuscan marble background

    Woodgrain

    A new real veneer visual with inline precision graining and pearlescent highlights allows these Woodgrain designs to mimic the light reflection of real wood fibers.

    • Natural Silk Oak: sanded lightly in a matte waxed finish for a modern oak look
    • Fumed Silk Oak: fumed and naturally darkened to bring out the oak grain pattern
    • Oxidized Silk Oak: highlights a wood-aging process to oxidize the oak to a smokey silver-gray
    • Bleached Luster Walnut: bleached to lighten and smooth out the heart and sapwood for a luxurious wood finish
    • Steamed Luster Walnut: steamed to enhance the ribbonlike technique that highlights the white sap and dark heartwood for a natural mid-toned walnut
    • Stained Luster Walnut: over-stained in a rich brown for a classic walnut color    

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