Brookhil
Brookhill is a distinctive woodgrain finish in the PG Bison MelaWood Fusion range. It is known for its rustic, weathered appearance and is a favorite for industrial or farmhouse-style designs.
Aesthetic and Texture
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The Look: Brookhill mimics the appearance of reclaimed timber. It features prominent knots, cracks, and a “weathered” grain that gives it a vintage, aged feel. The color palette typically leans toward warm greys and muted browns, making it look like sun-bleached oak or salvaged barn wood.
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The Texture: It features the Fusion finish, which is highly tactile. This texture is designed to follow the visual grain of the wood, providing a deep, embossed feel that makes it difficult to distinguish from real solid wood at a glance.
Design Applications
Because Brookhill is visually “busy” and high-contrast, it is best used as a focal point:
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Kitchen Islands: Using Brookhill on a large central island creates a grounded, furniture-like feel.
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Floating Shelves: Its realistic texture makes it an excellent choice for thick, chunky floating shelves that look like solid timber beams.
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Feature Walls: It is often used in commercial spaces or home offices to add texture and warmth to a large vertical surface.
Recommended Pairings
To keep the space from looking too “heavy,” Brookhill is best balanced with solid colors:
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Industrial Contrast: Pair it with Storm Grey, Charcoal, or matte black handles and frames to lean into the industrial aesthetic.
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Modern Cleanliness: Pair it with Iceberg White or Folkstone Grey to brighten the room while letting the Brookhill grain stand out.
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Accent Colors: Deep forest greens or navy blues complement the weathered tones of this woodgrain exceptionally well.
Technical Specifications
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Core: Available on BisonBord (chipboard) or SupaWood (MDF).
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Standard Size: 2750mm x 1830mm.
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Standard Thickness: 16mm (other thicknesses available upon request).
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Edging: Matching PVC edging is available to ensure the “solid wood” illusion is maintained on all exposed corners.
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Brookhill is a distinctive woodgrain finish in the PG Bison MelaWood Fusion range. It is known for its rustic, weathered appearance and is a favorite for industrial or farmhouse-style designs.
Aesthetic and Texture
-
The Look: Brookhill mimics the appearance of reclaimed timber. It features prominent knots, cracks, and a “weathered” grain that gives it a vintage, aged feel. The color palette typically leans toward warm greys and muted browns, making it look like sun-bleached oak or salvaged barn wood.
-
The Texture: It features the Fusion finish, which is highly tactile. This texture is designed to follow the visual grain of the wood, providing a deep, embossed feel that makes it difficult to distinguish from real solid wood at a glance.
Design Applications
Because Brookhill is visually “busy” and high-contrast, it is best used as a focal point:
-
Kitchen Islands: Using Brookhill on a large central island creates a grounded, furniture-like feel.
-
Floating Shelves: Its realistic texture makes it an excellent choice for thick, chunky floating shelves that look like solid timber beams.
-
Feature Walls: It is often used in commercial spaces or home offices to add texture and warmth to a large vertical surface.
Recommended Pairings
To keep the space from looking too “heavy,” Brookhill is best balanced with solid colors:
-
Industrial Contrast: Pair it with Storm Grey, Charcoal, or matte black handles and frames to lean into the industrial aesthetic.
-
Modern Cleanliness: Pair it with Iceberg White or Folkstone Grey to brighten the room while letting the Brookhill grain stand out.
-
Accent Colors: Deep forest greens or navy blues complement the weathered tones of this woodgrain exceptionally well.
Technical Specifications
-
Core: Available on BisonBord (chipboard) or SupaWood (MDF).
-
Standard Size: 2750mm x 1830mm.
-
Standard Thickness: 16mm (other thicknesses available upon request).
-
Edging: Matching PVC edging is available to ensure the “solid wood” illusion is maintained on all exposed corners.
