No plank in Clap!zer0 repeats. Déco’s new wood-effect flooring collection covers up to 20 square meters in entirely unique boards, each reproducing grain, knots, and micro-irregularities in embossed relief. The planks are made from stone and polymers. The eye reads them as wood.

Repetition is the tell that gives most wood-look surfaces away. Spot the same knot twice and the illusion collapses. Clap!zer0 removes the tell, pairing high-precision surface processing with a matte finish that kills reflections and lands closer to untreated timber than composite flooring usually gets.

The palette takes its names from rivers. Arno runs warm and bold with rustic flame patterns. Loira carries pinkish hues and pronounced Nordic grain. Nilo stays bright and versatile, suited to light-filled lobbies and guest corridors. Six finishes in all, calibrated for hospitality and contract interiors where floors absorb the daily traffic.

For specifiers already tracking wood-look surfaces that refuse to repeat, the category is getting convincing fast.

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