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Hardwood Design Unveils New Wall Claddings

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Apr 13 2017

In 2017 this College Station company is staying current with upcoming interior design trends by continuing to provide products that offer texture, purpose and rediscovery. Wall cladding will add not only texture, but also warmth and character to any room. Added to an already existing wall, it will create a sense of new purpose and rediscovery to your décor.

The wall cladding is sustainably and thoughtfully sourced by Hardwood Design Co., and is available in the following species indigenous to Texas. These species include:

Southern Pecan

Live Sawn Oak

Each type of wood varies in its characteristics as well as its rich colors and textures. The Mesquite wall cladding presents a unique beauty, offering rich tones that can add a touch of true Texas Hill Country flair to any project. The Texas Post Oak wall cladding will create a look that is airy and relaxed, offering something that's a bit lighter. The wall claddings come in random widths, or single widths of 6 or 8 inches. They are engineered to be sturdy and easy to install. The wall cladding is available with an option of a dime gap or no gap.

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http://www.hardwooddesigns.net/

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