For its Ancestral collection, Lamitex references the raw, uncontaminated appearance of wood in celebration of its origins whilst drawing inspiration from Nordic design.
It features two elegant finishes—flamed ash and untreated oak—that build on Scandinavian influences in modern interior styles connecting with its aesthetics with little to no processing and simplicity of lines. Both feature an “open-pore” coating, which means that the veining and other characteristics of the ash are not covered by the color – rather, they remain visible to emphasise the natural beauty of the wood.
“In this family, we wanted to present a selection of extremely natural colors, which recreate a pure and primitive scenario,” says Lamitex.
Tropical emphasises the warmth of wood in a series of finishes designed with the hospitality sector in mind. Inspired by the textures of hotter climates, a trio of woods retains all of their characteristic details to enhance the interplay of light and dark between the different grains.
Defined by deep and visible wood grains, Tropical is a statement collection designed to be noticed. Olive captures the rich and colorful appearance of olive wood, which is hard and rich in color, Mango captures the golden brown grain of its inspiration, and Tropical captures a soft, beachy appearance.
Finally, Fiorentini, which pays tribute to classic design in Italy as well as celebrating its history as one of the main producers of walnut wood.
Taking the chance to create a darker and more elegant series with an ingenious design encapsulates the unique texture of walnut wood, which is revered for its versatility as well as its beauty.
Lamitex expresses the material’s warmth and captures its striking appearance in dark, dense, and tight-grained surfaces. There are two variants—uffizi and accademia—both of which present a traditional hue suitable for living rooms and kitchens.
“We have chosen a flamed one and a more regular line with more gradual chromatic transitions.”
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To discover the collections in more detail visit Lamitex at SICAM (12-15 October 2021), where the company is exhibiting them as part of the international trade fair held in Pordenone, Italy, annually. Alternatively, the four new collections will be on display during the MADE expo, an exciting B2B platform for the architecture and construction sectors at Fiera Milano Rho in Milan from 22-25 November 2021.
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