Designer Pinboards Australia is now a distributor for Forbo Bulletin Boards, launching the Australian Premiere of the new colour collection in September 2015.
September 18th, 2015
Designed to suit any space, the Forbo Bulletin Boards are in line with the Designer Pinboards range, which provide a functional and decorative finished product, hand crafted from tried and tested linseed based boards.
The launch of the latest colour introduces nine new colours to the pre-existing collection, offering a diverse palette of rich and neutral tones and intensities. The new broader range of neutrals such as taupe and light grey consists of five accent colours that can be used for zoning through drawing attention to an area. Whilst the continuing six colours have a neutral feel that blend well into any environment with a natural non-synthetic matt finish.
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