Samsung introduce their new colour range for Staron® Solid Surfaces 2013.
September 20th, 2013
Inspired by the sights of city living and the beauty of nature, Staron® Solid Surfaces introduce their new colour range: Placid, Mist, Serene, Blis, and Earthen Stratum.
Placid: Pure, tranquil and fresh. Inspired by crystal blue waters and clear skies.
Mist: Storm clouds, light mist and calmness. Inspired by the smoky fog found on high mountain tops.
Staron® Solid Surfaces have launched this range in collaboration with Nelly Rodi, the worldwide leader in trend forecasts for fashion and style.
Earthen Stratum: Glistening city lights, sparkling views and sophistication. Inspired by the buzz of the city atmosphere and lights in the evening.
Serene: Water washed stone, deep natural tones, warm and comforting. Inspired by the hues of the dessert sand.
Blis: Concrete jungle, contemporary beauty and urban elegance. Inspired by city skyscrapers and modern living.
Staron® Solid Surfaces, created by technology leader Samsung, is manufactured from a natural mineral refined from bauxite and blended with pure acrylic resin. Staron® Solid Surfaces are suitable for commercial and residential applications.
Go to http://youtu.be/hw-ZAgIfFgc to view the new range of colours.
Staron® Solid Surfaces
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