Netherlands-based Bolefloor manufactures its eponymous curved hardwood flooring to follow a tree’s natural growth; as a result, it uses up to 20% more of each sawn plank. Available in oak, ash, maple, cherry, and walnut, the floor systems are custom sized to fit each project’s specific dimensions. The flooring comes standard with a tongue-and-groove profile and in 3m lengths, 150mm to 300mm widths, and 13mm and 20mm thicknesses. Other profiles, wood species, and sizes are offered. bolefloor.com
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