For 2024, Lamett, one of the key players in flooring in Europe, has exciting innovations in store. The details of the most significant newcomer are still under wraps, but we can provide a sneak peek into the new collections of parquet and Parquetvinyl.

In the Parquetvinyl category, the Neva and Tigris collections are introduced: soft, natural colors are combined with a deep wood texture, adorned with occasional knots. It's easy to forget that this isn't real wood flooring. Moreover, the integrated underlay ensures easy installation. Prefer tiles? The popularity of concrete-look is on the rise, both for residential and commercial applications. The Caldera Concrete collection is added in a 40 x 80cm format.

Unique laying patterns are completely on-trend. Lamett doesn't miss this trend and, in addition to its parquet floors in herringbone, now introduces two collections in Hungarian point: Amalfi and Capri. The stylish and charming atmosphere of these cities is reflected in the parquet collections as well. The range of herringbone patterns is further expanded with Alta Herringbone and Riga Herringbone. If special laying patterns aren't your preference, these last two collections are also available in regular planks in both 150 and 190 mm widths. As the cherry on top, there is Narvik—a oiled parquet with the finest natural characteristics, available in 6 colors.

"We will welcome visitors for the first time in our brand new showroom where aesthetics, innovative technologies, and the customer journey take center stage," says Pieter-Jan Dendooven, CSO of Lamett. "All collections will be presented in various experience corners, both for Parquetvinyl and engineered wooden floors, covering an impressive 750 m². In addition to this experience center, the opening of a product development & training center is planned for 2024. In other words, the ideal building blocks to make FFD a success."