Boen is glad to announce that we have achieved FloorScore® certification for all its European produced hardwood flooring products. Boen has a long history of environmental leadership and underscores this with systematic checks by independent third parties, such as the eco-INSTITUT, the Blue Angel certification, and now FloorScore® certification.

A high-quality wooden floor not only ensures a pleasant climate in the room but is also particularly hard-wearing and durable. This makes hardwood flooring a floor covering that retains its value and often adapts to suit various furnishing trends over a period of several decades. If you opt for BOEN hardwood flooring, you can also look forward to a positive life cycle assessment, healthy living environment, and attractive design.

Bathrooms have long since left their function as a pure ‘wet room’ behind them. Those looking at ideas for modern bathrooms now expect rooms that perfectly combine cosiness, style and relaxation. Hardwood floors transform such spaces into naturally warm oases of wellness.

Patrick Hardy, the new CEO and President of the Bauwerk Group since January 2022, sees innovation leadership in sustainable flooring as the key to a successful future.

As wood being a product of nature our inspiration for our new products will always be connected to the diversity of natural materials. The colours of our new products are a part of the earthy colours that we also see in today’s interior trends. We like it soft and warm, combined with natural elements.

The group-wide sustainability report of the Bauwerk Group was prepared in accordance with the International Reporting Standard (GRI) and shows our aspirations in our group`s major sustainability issues. The following is an excerpt of the most important aspects from the report 2020.

18 prize winners received this honour from publisher SN-Verlagshaus this year, more than ever before in the history of the award.

The 2021 DOMOTEX Asia took place from March 24-26 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.

Patterned floors are again, highly relevant, whether you prefer Herringbone or Chevron. Even though they look pretty similar there are some differences, both historical and design wise. Both patterns create a distinguished look that highlights any room.

Chevron is an inverted V-shaped pattern. The first use of this can be traced back to old pottery design in Knossos, Crete which dates back to the Bronze Age.

We are happy to launch our new AI Tool – myRoom! An inspirational tool made for making it easier for you to get a vision of how the floor would look like in your home.

To support and give extra service for the users to decide which parquet floor they would like to buy, we are now launching Split View on Floor Finder.