Floors
Wide plank, distinctive grain and parquet. Develop the foundation of your interior.
Explore flooringTHE CUSTOM WOOD SPECIALIST
Wood, beyond the expected.
Custom wood flooring. Considered colour, grain and pattern. A material direction for floors, walls and ceilings.
Grain. Proportion. Colour. Texture.
01 / A material language
One vision. From the floor up.
Begin with the material. Explore how its grain, colour and proportions can shape your space.
Walls
Bring your wall concept to the material table. Discuss wood, texture and a finish that connects with your interior.
Discuss a wall projectCeilings
Explore a wood direction overhead. Begin with your drawings so we can review the material and application requirements.
Discuss a ceiling project02 / The material library
Grain, proportion & pattern.
Explore a starting point. Then discuss the colour, character and dimensions that suit your project.
Considered proportions. A continuous grain.
A precise angle. A deliberate rhythm.
A familiar pattern, made your own.
Geometry, species and finish, composed together.
03 / The colour library
Start with a colour.
Make it your own.
Browse the actual Tekton collection. Find a direction, compare your favourites, then bring the selection into your project.
Caraquette
Malpeque
Champagnia
Newport
Wild Tundra
Vanilla Cream
Himalayan Frost
Coastal Beach
2371
2279
2376
2365
03 / ColourLabs
Your reference. A new expression in wood.
A tone from an existing interior. A particular grain. A carefully judged sheen. Bring your material direction to ColourLabs, and explore the possibilities through physical samples.
- 01 Share your reference
- 02 Develop the material and finish
- 03 Review a physical sample
04 / Rooms to imagine
Different woods.
Distinct atmospheres.
Explore material directions through imagined interiors. Actual colour, grain and construction are confirmed through physical samples and project review.
Character, quietly expressed.
Aged texture, softened tones and a floor that gives the room depth.
Explore colour directions →
Geometry with presence.
Pattern, contrast and grain direction, composed as part of the architecture.
Explore parquet & patterns →04 / From the workshop
Craft, made tangible.
A closer look at selected custom work. Each piece begins with a particular material direction.
Rift-sawn white oak parquet with a water-based finish, made for an overseas residence.
Rift white oak, walnut and hard maple, brought together in a bespoke geometric pattern.
A custom African wenge pattern produced for an American commercial space.
05 / For the specification desk
Considered materials. Clear next steps.
For designers, architects and project teams developing something specific. Bring us your drawings, references and material questions.
Discuss a specificationStart with your brief.
Share the application, desired grain, reference finish and project location.
See it. Feel it. Refine it.
Discuss sample requirements and review the appearance in your own light.
Bring the details together.
Confirm available dimensions, construction, installation requirements and timing for your chosen material.
