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Scoop
26-05-2025
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Reclaimed Timber And Smarter Floor Care Lead 2025 Design Trends
Press Release – Vienna Woods Designers and builders report that reclaimed wood is now being selected not just for its environmental benefit, but for the aesthetic value of its grain patterns, aged patina, and character-rich finish. Sustainable sourcing and long-term maintenance are reshaping flooring decisions across New Zealand, with reclaimed timber and purpose-built cleaning solutions emerging as key drivers in both residential and architectural projects. Designers and builders report that reclaimed wood is now being selected not just for its environmental benefit, but for the aesthetic value of its grain patterns, aged patina, and character-rich finish. With an increased focus on carbon-conscious materials, builders are turning to proven sources of reclaimed timber flooring for use in living spaces, commercial interiors, and heritage-sensitive renovations. Vienna Woods, a supplier known for its European product range, notes that aged oak and raftwood-style boards are performing well across both new developments and retrofit projects. Each plank offers a story — from original sourcing in European structures to its refined treatment for modern fit-outs. Alongside the rise in sustainable materials is a parallel interest in maintenance tools that protect and extend the lifespan of timber flooring. Specialist mop systems and gentle, pH-neutral cleaning products are being adopted over generic sprays or steam-based devices, which can damage engineered or oiled finishes over time. The Bona mop in NZ continues to gain popularity for this reason, offering a refillable spray system, residue-free cleaning formula, and compatibility with both lacquered and oiled timber surfaces. Homeowners and property managers alike are investing in purpose-built tools as part of a broader shift toward long-term flooring care. As environmental priorities evolve and more New Zealanders seek quality over quick finishes, the combination of reclaimed timber aesthetics and thoughtful maintenance products is expected to define timber flooring trends throughout 2025 and beyond.
Scoop
25-05-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Reclaimed Timber And Smarter Floor Care Lead 2025 Design Trends
Sustainable sourcing and long-term maintenance are reshaping flooring decisions across New Zealand, with reclaimed timber and purpose-built cleaning solutions emerging as key drivers in both residential and architectural projects. Designers and builders report that reclaimed wood is now being selected not just for its environmental benefit, but for the aesthetic value of its grain patterns, aged patina, and character-rich finish. With an increased focus on carbon-conscious materials, builders are turning to proven sources of reclaimed timber flooring for use in living spaces, commercial interiors, and heritage-sensitive renovations. Vienna Woods, a supplier known for its European product range, notes that aged oak and raftwood-style boards are performing well across both new developments and retrofit projects. Each plank offers a story — from original sourcing in European structures to its refined treatment for modern fit-outs. Alongside the rise in sustainable materials is a parallel interest in maintenance tools that protect and extend the lifespan of timber flooring. Specialist mop systems and gentle, pH-neutral cleaning products are being adopted over generic sprays or steam-based devices, which can damage engineered or oiled finishes over time. The Bona mop in NZ continues to gain popularity for this reason, offering a refillable spray system, residue-free cleaning formula, and compatibility with both lacquered and oiled timber surfaces. Homeowners and property managers alike are investing in purpose-built tools as part of a broader shift toward long-term flooring care. As environmental priorities evolve and more New Zealanders seek quality over quick finishes, the combination of reclaimed timber aesthetics and thoughtful maintenance products is expected to define timber flooring trends throughout 2025 and beyond.
Scoop
25-05-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Engineered And Hardwood Timber Flooring Demand Rises Across New Zealand
Press Release – Vienna Woods For those sourcing hardwood flooring in Auckland, the market now offers a broader range of natural finishes, wide plank formats, and FSC-certified options designed to meet local performance expectations without sacrificing style. Demand for premium timber flooring in New Zealand homes continues to rise, with engineered and hardwood options leading the way across both new builds and high-end renovations. According to independent flooring specialists, engineered timber has become the product of choice for homeowners wanting a balance of aesthetics, durability, and environmental responsibility. European oak, in particular, is seeing strong uptake in urban markets such as Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland. One of the key advantages of engineered flooring is its stability across New Zealand's range of indoor climates. Unlike traditional solid timber, engineered planks are less prone to cupping or movement and are suitable for use over underfloor heating or in apartments. Local suppliers have noted increased interest in timber products with sustainable sourcing and pre-finished options that reduce installation time. Vienna Woods, a long-standing importer and distributor, supplies premium-grade engineered timber flooring in NZ and has seen steady growth in both residential and architectural orders over the past 12 months. Hardwood flooring also remains in demand, particularly in central Auckland, where homeowners and developers are choosing oak, walnut, and reclaimed timbers for their long-term value and design flexibility. A growing number of renovation projects are prioritising timber over synthetic alternatives — not only for its appearance but for acoustic and resale benefits. For those sourcing hardwood flooring in Auckland, the market now offers a broader range of natural finishes, wide plank formats, and FSC-certified options designed to meet local performance expectations without sacrificing style. As flooring continues to play a key role in open-plan architecture and interior cohesion, timber remains one of the most considered material investments in New Zealand homes.
Scoop
25-05-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Engineered And Hardwood Timber Flooring Demand Rises Across New Zealand
Press Release – Vienna Woods For those sourcing hardwood flooring in Auckland, the market now offers a broader range of natural finishes, wide plank formats, and FSC-certified options designed to meet local performance expectations without sacrificing style. Demand for premium timber flooring in New Zealand homes continues to rise, with engineered and hardwood options leading the way across both new builds and high-end renovations. According to independent flooring specialists, engineered timber has become the product of choice for homeowners wanting a balance of aesthetics, durability, and environmental responsibility. European oak, in particular, is seeing strong uptake in urban markets such as Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland. One of the key advantages of engineered flooring is its stability across New Zealand's range of indoor climates. Unlike traditional solid timber, engineered planks are less prone to cupping or movement and are suitable for use over underfloor heating or in apartments. Local suppliers have noted increased interest in timber products with sustainable sourcing and pre-finished options that reduce installation time. Vienna Woods, a long-standing importer and distributor, supplies premium-grade engineered timber flooring in NZ and has seen steady growth in both residential and architectural orders over the past 12 months. Hardwood flooring also remains in demand, particularly in central Auckland, where homeowners and developers are choosing oak, walnut, and reclaimed timbers for their long-term value and design flexibility. A growing number of renovation projects are prioritising timber over synthetic alternatives — not only for its appearance but for acoustic and resale benefits. For those sourcing hardwood flooring in Auckland, the market now offers a broader range of natural finishes, wide plank formats, and FSC-certified options designed to meet local performance expectations without sacrificing style. As flooring continues to play a key role in open-plan architecture and interior cohesion, timber remains one of the most considered material investments in New Zealand homes.
Scoop
25-05-2025
- Business
- Scoop
Engineered And Hardwood Timber Flooring Demand Rises Across New Zealand
Press Release – Vienna Woods Demand for premium timber flooring in New Zealand homes continues to rise, with engineered and hardwood options leading the way across both new builds and high-end renovations. According to independent flooring specialists, engineered timber has become the product of choice for homeowners wanting a balance of aesthetics, durability, and environmental responsibility. European oak, in particular, is seeing strong uptake in urban markets such as Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland. One of the key advantages of engineered flooring is its stability across New Zealand's range of indoor climates. Unlike traditional solid timber, engineered planks are less prone to cupping or movement and are suitable for use over underfloor heating or in apartments. Local suppliers have noted increased interest in timber products with sustainable sourcing and pre-finished options that reduce installation time. Vienna Woods, a long-standing importer and distributor, supplies premium-grade engineered timber flooring in NZ and has seen steady growth in both residential and architectural orders over the past 12 months. Hardwood flooring also remains in demand, particularly in central Auckland, where homeowners and developers are choosing oak, walnut, and reclaimed timbers for their long-term value and design flexibility. A growing number of renovation projects are prioritising timber over synthetic alternatives — not only for its appearance but for acoustic and resale benefits. For those sourcing hardwood flooring in Auckland, the market now offers a broader range of natural finishes, wide plank formats, and FSC-certified options designed to meet local performance expectations without sacrificing style. As flooring continues to play a key role in open-plan architecture and interior cohesion, timber remains one of the most considered material investments in New Zealand homes.
