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Olympus Collection – classic stone, timber and parquet aesthetics with legendary performance

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Olympus Collection – classic stone, timber and parquet aesthetics with legendary performance

The luxury vinyl plank collection from Godfrey Hirst includes three distinctive palettes – Olympus Neo, Olympus Parquet and Olympus Stone.

Commercial interiors require a smart fusion of the practical and the sublime, with lofty design ideas translated into material choices that deliver on both aesthetics and practicality. With the new Olympus Collection, GH Commercial have met this brief, reimagining the eternal beauty of timber and stone in resilient flooring materials for contemporary spaces.

The luxury vinyl plank collection from Godfrey Hirst includes three distinctive palettes – Olympus Neo, Olympus Parquet and Olympus Stone.

Olympus Neo delivers the warmth of traditional timber-style flooring in a robust, water-resistant, low-maintenance resilient flooring product that is suitable for both commercial and residential applications. The classic plank format is available in a dozen elegant oak tones to enable the flooring to harmonise with a wide spectrum of interior schematics and architectural styles.

Olympus Neo – 560 Orion

The plank style lends itself to expansive spaces and circulation zones, with the elements of grain and directionality bringing an air of timeless elegance.

Olympus Stone provides the sophisticated appearance of stone and ceramic tile finishes without the sensations of cold or hardness. There are eight versatile mineral-inspired colours and four designs, including terrazzo, concrete and slate. The scratch-resistant surface and ease of cleaning and maintenance make this a superb, cost-effective choice for areas such as bars, lobbies, dining areas, commercial office tea rooms and kitchens. The 0.5mm wear layer also ensures the quality of finish is highly durable, even under constant foot traffic, drops, splashes and other impacts.

Olympus Stone – 105 Shoreline

For the ultimate in bespoke pattern creation, Olympus Parquet brings together the natural warmth of timber and the timeless geometric intricacy of parquet floors with mini-format luxury vinyl planks across six elegant oak-inspired colours.

Whether the space calls for the snazzy movement of herringbone parquet or a compelling eye-catching feature floor zone, this robust, water-resistant flooring product will enable creativity and flair for high-traffic commercial spaces and other demanding indoor environments.

Olympus Parquet – 510 Iris

The Olympus range provides design-led options to address the demand for nature-inspired interior solutions while providing for durability, longevity and low-maintenance performance. They have been designed and manufactured to the exacting quality and value standards GH Commercial are known for, and have features including P3 slip resistance, 0.5mm wear layer for commercial performance, water and scratch-resistant surfaces and a matte finish and micro bevel for a refined appearance.

All three Olympus range vinyl plank solutions are also ECS Level 2 Certified, meeting the Best Requirements of the Green Building Council of Australia’s Responsible Products Framework.

The Environmental Certification Scheme (ECS) for resilient flooring is administered by the Carpet Institute of Australia and ensures hard flooring products certified under the standard have met strict environmental standards that address sustainable material use, responsible energy consumption, and reduced waste in the production process.

Olympus Neo – 560 Orion

Administered by the Carpet Institute of Australia, the Environmental Certification Scheme for resilient flooring establishes a clear sustainability standard for hard flooring products. ECS ensures compliance with strict environmental standards, promoting sustainable material use, responsible energy consumption, and reduced waste in production.

Godfrey Hirst products are backed by 160 years of experience, earning a trusted reputation for quality and innovation. This legacy underpins every product we create, including our Olympus Range, which showcases our ability to combine timeless aesthetics with modern materials while staying true to our commitment to craftsmanship, style, and value.

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