About Gunni and Trentino. Founded in 1970, it is a Spanish company, a reference in the decoration and design sector, specializing in luxury interior design, with extensive experience in projects of all types at international level. They cover all styles of decoration and sell in their stores kitchens, bathrooms and spas, home furniture, outdoor furniture, flooring and wall coverings, cabinets and doors, lighting, office furniture, household items and textiles. They have their own product lines in the areas of kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes and dressing rooms, natural stone and wood, as well as being official distributors of the best international design firms, with a selection of more than 600 elite brands. Their stores are located in Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and Marbella, as well as abroad (Doha-Qatar, the Middle East and Bogotá-Colombia).
Color, texture, design, comfort… these are just a few of the factors to consider when choosing wood for your project. In our designer furniture stores, you’ll find the perfect floorboard for each of them.
In this case, we can see how herringbone wood in light tones blends very well with a more classic style as present in ceilings and furniture. On the other hand, the more minimalist wood used in the kitchen island is a very current trend when we want a more contemporary style that dialogues with a modern faucet or countertop.
Here we can see again how an even lighter herringbone wood fits perfectly with this classic style. In this case, an auxiliary wood with slats was chosen to delineate the spaces, something very attractive and functional. The furniture in dark tones help to reinforce this type of wood.
When we choose wood as flooring for our project, we have to take care of it. The shine shown in this image, so requested in this type of flooring, occurs because it has been properly treated and the right products have been used.
There is no doubt that a well maintained and properly selected wood increases the appeal of our spaces. Professional advice is therefore essential in this regard.
Itziar Zornoza / izornoza@gth.es
