Creative Design Collection

Real-wood veneer edgebands are the best match for real-wood boards. The original tactile characteristics, the natural appearance and the slight wood aroma are totally captivating. Real-wood veneers provide warmth and ensure an inviting, relaxed ambiance whilst adding a touch of nature to every home.

OSB and chipboards are generally used for the construction of walls, ceilings or floors. The stylish, lively and very natural look makes the materials an interesting option for use in modern interior design and furniture construction as well. The look is already being used in shopfitting quite regularly.

As demand for unique designs with a personal touch continues to grow, edgebands are increasingly taking centre stage as design features in their own right. Partly as a result of the trend towards more striking surfaces, frames and side panels, edgebands are being steadily liberated from the surfaces around them.

Our feature edgebands take advantage of this potential as they offer a range of innovative designs that set the trend and give furniture and interior designers more creative freedom than ever before. The range spans everything from floral patterns and fantastical decorative designs to fashionable cork or woven looks (e.g. rattan).

Our carefully selected 3D acrylic edgebands will help you bring an ultra-modern look to your design. The pattern is printed on the reverse of the edgeband and shines through a transparent layer of acrylic, producing a striking 3D depth effect.

Available in a range of metallic colours, including gold, copper and bronze, they lend a hint of glamour to any living space. Combine them with carefully selected, top-quality furnishings and tasteful design to add a touch of luxury to your interior.

From cool aluminium to high-end stainless steel, design’s love affair with metal isn’t going away any time soon. Experience RAUKANTEX magic II – true design with laminated real-metal foil.

Due to its phosphorescent components, the new RAUKANTEX light up glows in the dark after irradiation with natural or UV light – without using electricity. So it is perfect for making objects glow in the dark.

It can be used to mark escape routes, for example, so that people can quickly find their way out in the event of a power failure.

It can even make entire pieces of furniture or doors visible. This can make orientation in unfamiliar environments such as hotel rooms or hospitals much easier.

Light is traditionally seen as the fourth dimension in interior design. Now though, it’s increasingly being treated as the first and most important one; and not just because there is no architecture without light. As lighting technology advances, it is exerting more and more influence on architecture.

It determines how we experience a space, and how we feel in it. With our backlit edging, you can use your interior to create the perfect atmosphere.