Design and photo: Dan’s Workshop

The large range of wood-look laminates from Lamitak easily make up the bulk of its catalogue – and for good reason! Homeowners of all ages love using wood in their homes, as the material brings texture, cosiness and style to a space. But when using the real material isn’t cost-effective or practical, laminates are the perfect substitute. Running the gamut from very light to very dark tones, from even to more textured grains, and matte to glossy textures, there’s a wood-look laminate for every decor theme you can think of. Let’s explore some styles.

Scandinavian CHIC
Laminate style – light-hued wood with even, refined grains

Laminate on wall: Lamitak Runa Nevada Elm WY 1282D
Laminate on island and partition: Lamitak Nicolo Rialto Pine WYA 5277E
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URBAN SOPHISTICATION
Laminate style – dark wood with pronounced but even grains

Laminate: Lamitak Omar Nevada Elm WY 1283D
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RUSTIC FARMHOUSE
Laminate style – rough, irregular wood textures similar to raw plywood

Design and photo: Fineline Design
 

COSY AND CONTEMPORARY
Laminate style – mid-tone wood with even grains

Design and photo: Third Ave Studio

BOLD AND LUXURIOUS
Laminate style – exotic wood grains with high contrast hues, similar to marble

Laminate: Lamitak Labyrinth Matt DXN 4313M
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SERENE and minimalist
Laminate style – light, almost evenly white wood with a subtle and refined grain

Laminate on wall: Lamitak Pearl Akemi Ash WY 4232X
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See a huge range of wood-look laminates, many in full-sized sheets, at Lamitak Studio at 114 Lavender Street, CT Hub 2 #01-61 Singapore 338729, or contact them at 6592-5200 and [email protected]. The opening hours are Monday to Friday from 10.30am to 6.30pm, Saturday from 10.30am to 4.30pm, and Sunday and public holidays from 12.30pm to 3.30pm.