EGGER "Interior Match": Designed to be together

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EGGER "Interior Match":

Designed to be together

Wood-based materials manufacturer combines decors from furniture and interior design as well as flooring for the first time, making design even easier for its customers.

Highlighting innovation, EGGER's "Interior Match" shows what is possible with the combination of furniture and flooring. The range combines decors from the Decorative Collection 2020-22 (extended to end of 2023) for furniture and interior design with the PRO Flooring Collection 2021+.

With a selection of 30 decors the wood-based materials manufacturer is implementing this theme for the first time in such a comprehensive range. Architects, fabricators and also end customers thus have the opportunity to effortlessly realise contemporary and harmonious designs.

Harmony in designs

In "Interior Match", a distinction is made between same decor solutions and those that are colour-coordinated. In "Decor Match", floors as well as furniture and interior design products are available in the same decor with different surface textures*. Customers can choose the same decor for floors, doors, the kitchen worktop or complete furniture, thus bringing harmony to their designs. "Colour Match", on the other hand, features decors that are colour-coordinated. "The total of 30 decors include many new introductions from both collections. They have been selected so that they can be used in a variety of ways. Fronts, worktops or entire pieces of furniture can easily be combined with the floor. Whether striking or understated, there is something for every style in 'Interior Match'," explains Ayla Schwarzmayr, Decor Management Expert Flooring.

Authentic decors are currently popular. This applies both to woodgrains, which come amazingly close to the original in terms of look and feel, and to classic installation patterns such as parquet or floorboard looks. The wood reproductions in the "Interior Match" range from natural, simple looks to rustic and striking themes. Vintage decors with coloured inclusions that set accents are also in demand. "With Sherman Oak, we are showing two synchronised pore surfaces that can be found in the furniture and interior design collection as well as in the flooring collection and have been worked out in the same decor. This means that the same material was used as a template for the decor development, resulting in the 'Decor Match' between furniture and flooring with synchronously applied surfaces," explains Klaus Monhoff, Head of Decor and Design Management at the EGGER Group. Stone in contemporary looks is offered in the "Interior Match" decor selection with terrazzo and concrete as well as marble reproductions.

With the products in the "Interior Match", architects and fabricators convince with their ideas, and durable, sustainable products. EGGER acts sustainably, conserves resources and the climate thus underlining its promise: More from wood.

Worktop and flooring in the same decor? Easily achievable with the "Interior Match".

About EGGER

The family company, founded in 1961, employs approximately 10,800 people. In 20 plants across the world, they produce an extensive product range of wood-based materials (chipboard, OSB and MDF board) as well as timber. The company generated a turnover of EUR 4.23 billion in the 2021/2022 financial year. EGGER has global customers in the furniture industry, wood construction and flooring retail, as well as DIY markets. EGGER products are found in countless areas of private and public life, including kitchens, bathrooms, offices, living rooms and bedrooms. EGGER is a full-range supplier for the furniture and interior design industry, for wood construction and woodbased flooring industries.