Merino’s Special Laminates: Redefining Modern Interiors
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Merino’s Special Laminates: Redefining Modern Interiors

Merino’s Special Laminates offer a perfect blend of aesthetics, durability, and functionality, making them a preferred choice for architects and designers. With diverse textures, patterns, and finishes, these laminates cater to varied design preferences—from minimalistic to bold interiors.

Diverse Product Range
Merino’s collection includes:

  • Sampada: Traditional Indian-inspired patterns.
  • Luvih: Satin-smooth, fingerprint-resistant matte laminates.
  • Infusio: High-definition, vibrant surface designs.
  • Laminature: Realistic natural textures.
  • Metalam: Sleek metallic finishes.
  • Tuff Gloss MR+: High-gloss, mar-resistant laminates.
  • Uni+: Uniform solid colours for seamless aesthetics.
  • Imagino: Customizable digital laminates.

Designed for Performance
Beyond aesthetics, these laminates are scratch-resistant, moisture-resistant, and easy to maintain—ideal for high-traffic areas. Manufactured using eco-friendly processes, they also align with sustainable design practices.

A Go-To Choice for Designers
Merino’s laminates are widely used on walls, furniture, and cabinetry, ensuring design continuity across spaces. Their innovation, quality, and ease of installation make them a top choice for modern interiors.

As demand for stylish yet sustainable materials rises, Merino continues to set new standards in interior design.
                                                                                                                     

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Merino’s Special Laminates offer a perfect blend of aesthetics, durability, and functionality, making them a preferred choice for architects and designers. With diverse textures, patterns, and finishes, these laminates cater to varied design preferences—from minimalistic to bold interiors.Diverse Product RangeMerino’s collection includes:Sampada: Traditional Indian-inspired patterns.Luvih: Satin-smooth, fingerprint-resistant matte laminates.Infusio: High-definition, vibrant surface designs.Laminature: Realistic natural textures.Metalam: Sleek metallic finishes.Tuff Gloss MR+: High-gloss, mar-resistant laminates.Uni+: Uniform solid colours for seamless aesthetics.Imagino: Customizable digital laminates.Designed for PerformanceBeyond aesthetics, these laminates are scratch-resistant, moisture-resistant, and easy to maintain—ideal for high-traffic areas. Manufactured using eco-friendly processes, they also align with sustainable design practices.A Go-To Choice for DesignersMerino’s laminates are widely used on walls, furniture, and cabinetry, ensuring design continuity across spaces. Their innovation, quality, and ease of installation make them a top choice for modern interiors.As demand for stylish yet sustainable materials rises, Merino continues to set new standards in interior design.                                                                                                                     

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