Where past meets present in spaces that tell our stories

Close your eyes. Which color comes to your mind when you think of your childhood? What do the “good old times” mean to you? Who are the people who make you feel most "at home"? These questions aren't just poetic musings; they are the keys to unlocking the essence of our identities, reimagining our own storylines, and how we want to live and be perceived. A sentiment that is now finding expression in our living spaces.

Through a sense of design that speaks not just of style, but of heritage, we are now merging the past with the present through each choice of furniture, decor items, artwork, souvenirs, and anything that can help us materialize our values, interests, and beliefs. In this space, the surfaces around us act like canvases to express ourselves and tell our stories.

When we ponder the colors or the textures of our favorite memories, for example, for many it might evoke our times spent in nature as a kid. The rustic allure and the intricate 3D texture of Goldstone Oak, created by impress, bring these memories to life, offering a tangible connection to the days when simplicity defined joy, exploring an elegant nostalgia by providing a design that encapsulates the essence of heritage while fitting seamlessly into contemporary settings.

The decor is characterized by its rich, rustic feel, featuring vintage oak with clean, fine lines, and subtle white pores that suggest a depth beyond its surface. Its application in modern furniture brings a sense of continuity, blending the old with the new, creating a timeless sense of comfort.

This concept, therefore, isn't just about reverting to the aesthetics of the past but about forging a connection that is both meaningful and visually significant. As a response, Adelaide, another elegant decor by impress, offers a grainy, metallic texture and an all-over 3D finish that turns it into a bridge for personal expression. It resonates with those who see their living spaces as an extension of their complex identities, from their origins to their current lifestyles.

Echoing people’s desire to express identity through appearance and social surroundings, Adelaide captures the ever-evolving nature of modern life. Its texture and metallic undertones are guided by the intricate narratives of those who are shaping the future while rooted in their distinct backgrounds. Each application, from kitchen fronts to bespoke furniture, is a mirror of personal experiences, thoughts, and aspirations, filling up the rooms where we meet with friends, share stories, or simply enjoy a moment of solitude.

Thus, while tomorrow often seems uncertain, by imagining our origins, impress—a global leader in decorative surfaces for furniture, flooring, and interior design—encourages us to celebrate our roots and create spaces where, more than living in, we can deeply feel and experience life.