Hansol Homedeco has launched a processed board that reveals the texture of three-dimensional patterns and is expanding its lineup of diverse finishing materials.
Hansol Homedeco has unveiled 'Tinta,' a processed board that can be applied to furniture doors and walls. Tinta means ink or color in Spanish, and just as one dyes a surface with a desired hue, it allows customers to freely express the designs and patterns they want on Hansol Homedeco's Hansol Storyboard using a printing method. As consumer tastes have recently diversified, finishing materials that recreate the realism of actual marble, stone, or wood grain, or that render patterns such as geometric designs and textures such as fabric or corrosion, are gaining popularity.
In particular, Tinta reflects a wide range of consumer tastes while enabling synchronized embossing matched to the pattern on an eco-friendly PP surface material, making it possible to realize even the continuous designs that are difficult to achieve with ordinary sheets. In other words, it expresses the desired design while using an eco-friendly surface material, allowing worry-free installation when applied to a space, and even across a large area the connected design unfolds naturally. Tinta's pattern lineup comprises a total of 23 varieties, including Greta, Celia White, and Hazel, which recreate lattice fabric, diamond, and tweed patterns, as well as the Trudy pattern, which depicts the corrosion of iron plates using black iron plate as its motif. In particular, 'Matita,' a pattern created in collaboration with an artist from the art world, is a work by artist Roh Hae-yul; its pencil lines drawn in three colors combine naturally in a visual sense, creating a humane and comfortable atmosphere. The product's standard dimensions are 1,200×2,400 mm, and it can be custom-made up to a height of 2,700 mm, enabling a unified design of furniture and walls not only in residential spaces but also in commercial spaces.
Meanwhile, in addition to furniture doors made by bonding eco-friendly surface materials such as eco-friendly PET and PP onto in-house-produced MDF (SE0, E0), Hansol Homedeco has launched a furniture color body that allows the furniture door and the interior body to be 'color-matched' to individual tastes, and has recently released a variety of wall materials—such as Wellstone, Collect Wall, and Cover Beige—that let customers choose the design, dimensions, and even functionality, satisfying customers who wish to complete their own interior.
In particular, Hansol Homedeco is also introducing products that allow the floor and wall to be installed in the same design, creating a unified sense of space and making it easier for consumers to choose products. Hansol Homedeco has unified the designs of its existing 'SB Maru' laminate flooring and its 'Story Wall' wall finishing material, connecting wall and floor in the same design to propose an interior concept of continuity and expandability without division of space. In particular, it has newly renewed four patterns identical to popular SB Maru Stone products—△Granitello Grey △Muine White △Samet Grey △Matera Beige—along with two best-sellers from the existing Story Wall line, contributing to a higher level of interior completeness. The new products have been enlarged from the previous 390×790 mm dimensions to 590×1200 mm, and by using a moisture-resistance-enhanced SB board as the core material instead of the previous HDF board, they are highly stable against humidity.
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▲ Tinta_Helen White