PROJECT FLOORS custom prints enable architects to realize unique interiors

the highest of quality, authenticity and design are the foundations of PROJECT FLOORS, the forward-looking supplier of design floor coverings. whether creating interiors for private residences, retail or office, their solutions offer architects with more variety and flexibility. this is in terms of both size, wear and all aspects of design, from color to pattern and from material to embossing. consisting of almost 400 products, their vinyl coverings combine the feel, look and even acoustics of real wood, stone and ceramics with durability and ease of maintenance.

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since 1999, PROJECT FLOORS has been delivering the highest quality of products in flooring, enabling creators to design unique and individual interiors with a large and diverse range. their luxury vinyl tiles and planks consist of a stablized vinyl base layer with a print film placed on top, which is finally covered in a coating of transparent PVC. their catalogue continues to lead with interior trends to innovate and expand their offerings.

their unique design collection is exemplar of their forward-looking approach and focus on trends. the custom prints comprise of black and white, graphic and fantasy, several solid colors, and multiple shades of gray. as well, in meeting the requirements of architects, the collection is available in six standard selections of embossing combined with seven different formats with or without beveled edges. the designs are produced individually to order so that the format, wear layer, embossing and bevels are all tailored to the interior space.

following current trends even further, PROJECT FLOORS has revived herringbone style flooring. featuring in shops, restaurants and homes, the distinctive designs create a sense of elegance with their print of small planks, which provide great visual impact for larger interiors. the vinyls appear like the natural wood material with their authentic aesthetic, detailed surface emboss and realistic acoustics.