COLLECTIONS

Woodgrain offers thousands of unique products in a number of different materials and finishes. Check out our product collections to narrow your focus and get some inspiration. If you don’t see what you like in this limited selection, go to our Product Finder Page to search all of the Woodgrain products.

GREY & TEXTURED

The grey and textured wood trend could be considered a branch off of the farmhouse trend. It gives a very similar look and feel. The grey color of the wood is popular because it is an easy color to work with while still keeping the farmhouse feel. The textured look of the wood gives a very unique and comforting feeling; it creates that atmosphere that makes any house feel like home. "Grey and textured" is an easy trend to work with to create the perfect look you seek.

DARK WOODS

The dark woods trend is simply that, using dark-colored wood in your home. You can use dark wood basically anywhere in your house from the hardwood flooring to the beamed ceiling. It seems to be most popular in furniture though. Using dark wood for cabinets, tables, or chairs can be a dramatic statement in any home. Another reason for its popularity is its great contrast with other décor. If you want your lighter décor to really stand out, then dark wood is the best choice.

LIGHT WOODS

The light woods trend uses light-colored wood. Like dark wood it can be used as hardwood flooring, furniture, tables, etc. Mixing light wooded floors with dark furniture is a great way to really help the furniture stand out. Another effective way to use light woods is to combine it with other light colored items to ensure that a room isn’t too bold. It is hard to go wrong with light woods; find the right mixture that works best for you!

COUNTER TONES

Counter tones can most easily be described as contrasting two different colors or styles. A simple example could be combining the previous dark wood and light wood trends together. Another example is combining marble designs with earth tone shades. By using counter tones you create a yin-yang effect. This simply means that two opposite or contrary forces when together can actually be complementary. Counter tones can definitely be applied to interior design as you find the right balance for your home.