Wilsonart
As the #BlogTourVegas group walked through the aisles of KBIS2015, we stopped at one of our scheduled tours at Wilsonart booth. We discovered many inspirations in their space. For instance, this unit shown above, streamlined with a more moody ambience with items from around the globe (see first photo above) seemed to have been designed with more of a masculine concept in mind.
Nearby vignette is the island and perimeter countertop (Adena, Q4005)
It was apparent that Wilsonart kicked off KBIS 2015 with a BANG…
Wilsonart spokesperson and eco-stylist Danny Seo and company spokesperson Tammy Weadock talked about the mixing of materials from Laminates, Solid Surfacing and Quartz and how the combinations can be quite interesting as evident throughout their booth.
Wilsonart Booth during KBIS2015
A more masculine designed library bookshelf
A bathroom vanity vignette in the Wilsonart Booth during KBIS2015
Wilsonart Island End
Wilsonart Island
Shown above are the following materials.
- Island countertop and sides, Sangda Falls, Q4012
- Island inside wall behind shelves – Betty, 4972-38 (Laminate)
- Island shelves – NeoWalnut, 7991-38 (Laminate)
Cubes: Wilsonart Standard Laminate in Boardwalk Oak and Classic Linen Countertop: Wilsonart Standard Laminate in Gesso Tracery.
Wilsonart Chalkboard Laminate
To see the rest of the designs, please visit www.Wilsonart.com or call 1-800-433-3222. Wilsonart® Laminate is available at kitchen and bath
dealers, home centers and local fabricators nationwide.
From the Wilsonart Quartz Collection
Wilsonart Debuts the Wilsonart® Quartz Collection
Quartz by Wilsonart. Who knew? The inaugural Wilsonart® Quartz patterns starts with 50 designs inspired by ‘discovery’ and was on display during KBIS 2015.
Here’s a closer look at the island and perimeter countertop:
Wilsonart Quartz offer many styles and color in their quartz collection. For styles, the designers have broken it down to four categories, three of which are about the scale of the pattern and they have defined it as such:
- Fine & Small – Offers clean, low contrast, and streamlined looks. Subtle concrete with touches of sparkle, Soapstone with a dappled appearance, and small aggregate looks allow you to be modern and minimalist, or sleek and sophisticated.
- Serene (Q1001)
- Niwa (Q1002)
- Gobi (Q1003)
- Amalfi Coast (Q1004)
- Key West (Q1008)
- Alamosa (Q1011)
- Lorraine (Q1012)
- Chillkat (Q1013)
- Medium – When you want an understated look but don’t want to sacrifice visual interest, the Medium scale designs offer color variation in most of the designs. No matter your style, contemporary or traditional, this collection offers choices that will not overwhelm your space.
- Lyra (Q2001)
- Majestic (Q2002)
- Aurora (Q2003)
- Sans Souci (Q2004)
- Viaggio (Q2006)
- Large – Create bold interpretations in design. From terrazzo looks to subtle movement this collection offers increased style for distinctive spaces.
- Skye Cliff (Q3001)
- Osteria (Q3002)
- Kabi (Q3004)
- Vittorio (Q3005)
- Rio Upano (Q3008)
- Galileo (Q3011)
- Nakasendo (Q3012)
- Veigning and Movement – Making a statement with drama and visual impact can easily be accomplished with the designs in the Veining and Movement collection. Inspired by classic white marbles, Turkish red marbles, or an haute couture look of tortoise shell, your dazzling space is waiting.
- Badaling (Q4001)
- Colza (Q4002)
- Araku (Q4003)
- Mehndi (Q4004)
- Adena (Q4005)
- Xcaret (Q4006)
- Duomo (Q4007)
- Haida (Q4008)
- Kolams (Q4009)
- Arashi (Q4011)
- Sangda Falls (Q4012)
- Isselburg (Q4013)
- Murren (Q4014)
- Las Medulas (Q4016)
- Arno (Q4017)
- Gaudi (Q4019)
- Anatolia (Q4021)
- Jules (Q4022)
- Santiago (Q4023)
- Via Augusta (Q4024)
“Identifying these designs was a process of discovery, not unlike our journeys to places that often inform and influence our interior design choices,” says Gwen Petter, Wilsonart Director of Design. “Our interiors speak to where we’ve been and where we’re going. They are the embodiment of discovery and inspire us as we embark on this new product category.”
I hope you know more about our sponsor, Wilsonart now than before your visit here. For more information, please take a peek at their website – click here.
