New York, NY (November 20, 2014) – Architectural Systems, Inc. (ASI) has introduced Chroma Wood Panels, a collection of deep saturated hues and pop of colors crafted from the ancient Japanese charring/antiquing technique called Shou-sugi-ban.
Offered in Cypress, Yellow Pine or Redwood species in random length planks and made in the U.S., the material is also available in custom colorations bridging traditional and contemporary design suited for interior and exterior applications.
"Chroma Wood Panels is one of the most innovative surfaces ASI has brought to the market in 25 years,” Ron Jackson, company CEO, said. “The artisanal characteristics make this an exciting solution-based product."
Trends in Hospitality
One of ten new ASI product collections, Chroma Wood Panels was launched at the Boutique Design Trade Fair (BDNY) in November at the Jacob Javits Center, in New York.
At the show, the company highlighted trends in hospitality, including phenomenon of designing for the bleisure traveler, with bleisure defined as ‘the blurring of business and leisure destinations.’
Architectural Systems is an international distributor of architectural and sustainable materials, with collections that offer solutions for commercial interiors and are streamlined into five categories: ASI Wood Panels, ASI Flooring, ASI Decorative Surfaces, ASI Specialty Products and ASI Display & Furniture.
The company's products are specified by architecture and design firms and installed globally in corporate, education, entertainment, healthcare, hospitality, institutional, and retail projects. www.archsystems.com
