Duro Unveils Kohinoor of Veneers Collection
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Duro Unveils Kohinoor of Veneers Collection

Duro has introduced The Kohinoor of Veneers, a new addition to its Nature Signature Range, comprising ten curated styles and more than 450 veneer designs. Positioned as a premium surface collection, the range draws on natural materials and refined processing to offer design-led solutions for furniture, interiors and architectural applications.

The collection spans a wide spectrum of aesthetics, including bold colour treatments, intricate natural grains, smoky and fumed finishes, textured surfaces and decorative accents. Each sub-collection is designed to offer a distinct material expression, enabling designers to select veneers aligned with varied stylistic and functional requirements.

Sourced from selected veneer mills across Europe and the Americas, the veneers are graded A++ and undergo calibrated processing to enhance durability, dimensional stability and surface integrity. The collection is engineered to minimise warping while maintaining consistency in finish and performance, with adherence to environmental and health standards.

The Kohinoor of Veneers is available in thicknesses of 0.55 mm and above, backed with hardwood keruing veneer and double-pressed on BWR and MR grade plywood, positioning it for long-term use across bespoke furniture, interior fit-outs and architectural detailing.

Duro has introduced The Kohinoor of Veneers, a new addition to its Nature Signature Range, comprising ten curated styles and more than 450 veneer designs. Positioned as a premium surface collection, the range draws on natural materials and refined processing to offer design-led solutions for furniture, interiors and architectural applications.The collection spans a wide spectrum of aesthetics, including bold colour treatments, intricate natural grains, smoky and fumed finishes, textured surfaces and decorative accents. Each sub-collection is designed to offer a distinct material expression, enabling designers to select veneers aligned with varied stylistic and functional requirements.Sourced from selected veneer mills across Europe and the Americas, the veneers are graded A++ and undergo calibrated processing to enhance durability, dimensional stability and surface integrity. The collection is engineered to minimise warping while maintaining consistency in finish and performance, with adherence to environmental and health standards.The Kohinoor of Veneers is available in thicknesses of 0.55 mm and above, backed with hardwood keruing veneer and double-pressed on BWR and MR grade plywood, positioning it for long-term use across bespoke furniture, interior fit-outs and architectural detailing.

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