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Treefrog Celebrates 20 Years with New Designer Series

Treefrog introduces new designer veneer series to commemorate its 20th anniversary in the industry.

Treefrog Veneers celebrates its 20th anniversary with new designer series

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To celebrate two decades in the industry, Treefrog Veneer has revamped its entire collection, with the addition of 11 new prefinished woods including seven new Designer Veneers, all FSC certified.

Treefrog’s catalog now includes six veneers by famed Italian architect and designer Piero Lissoni. Lissoni’s influence has led to veneers with a more natural structure. This means wider wood grains, more authentic crowns, and purer color tones that best represent the European design aesthetic, from light taupe to walnut and a purer black.

Treefrog Veneer Golden Oak Millwork

The last of the Treefrog Designer Veneers, Sottsass Grey, is wrapped in history, having been designed by the late Ettore Sottsass, a celebrated architect and designer who pioneered the Memphis design movement in the 1980s (think bold and clashing colors). This design was recently reintroduced in more muted wood tones by Treefrog’s Italian supplier, and it is both spectacular and soothing, and packed with the cool energy of Memphis.

Sottass Grey is one of the new Designer Veneers from Treefrog

As part of its 20th anniversary celebration, Treefrog has improved all of its prefinished veneers. The company switched to a more flexible and greener color-matched wood backer which eliminates the brown laminate backer and creates cleaner edges. It is a minor change that makes an impressive design difference.

Lending to Treefrog’s sustainability, the new Designer Series is FSC certified, like all Treefrog veneers. FSC certification ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits.

Treefrog is produced in Italy, a country known for strong environmental and manufacturing standards that promote workplace safety, quality working conditions, fair wages, and limits on the environmental effects of manufacturing. Plus, Treefrog’s unique process uses faster-growing and more commonly occurring wood species to replicate the look and feel of rarer, and sometimes exotic or endangered, woods without harvesting. Visit treefrogveneer.com/fsc-certified/ to learn more about Treefrog’s environmental standards and practices.

Visit treefrogveneer.com to view the entire Treefrog catalog and to order free samples.

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