The moment everyone has been waiting for is finally here! WoodTrac has announced the final selections for their wooden ceiling panels to be released Fall of 2018. These new finishes reflect today's contemporary trends, making them the perfect addition for Residential or Commercial suspended ceilings. So without further ado, introducing the new additions to WoodTrac wooden ceiling finishes:
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Espresso
A rich, dark cabernet with subtle graining
Salt Oak
Brown and lightly grayed etching for a more neutral rustic
Chalked Chestnut
A combination of light grays and beiges with fine graining
White Plank
Rustic white planking perfect for the shabby chic trend or adding the beauty of aged wood to any space
Cobblestone
This warm gray is not too hot, not too cold
White
A flat finish subdued tone with clean consistency
Along with these new wooden ceiling tile finishes, WoodTrac will also be introducing Modern square edge molding profiles. This new molding will be the only molding profile available for Espresso, Chalked Chestnut, Cobblestone, and White. But wait, doesn't that mean that there will be two wooden ceiling finishes without moldings?
While Salt Oak and White Plank will be released without matching moldings, the WoodTrac Team has designed these new finishes to be more interchangeable, allowing customers to add a unique style to their home. For example, to add the rich "Greige" color to a room, Salt Oak panels may be combined with Cobblestone moldings to add depth, color, and texture to the ceiling. Finishes such as Bank Alder or White can be combined with White Plank panels to add contrast and break up the pattern to avoid a "busy" looking ceiling. With the new compatible color finishes, WoodTrac's new color finishes will appeal for matching and for those that want to mix it up!
The WoodTrac Team would like to thank all who participated in the surveys and assisted in choosing these colors. It is the hope of the WoodTrac Team to have samples available for ordering September 2018.