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Leanne Ford's All White Laminate Closet

2020

Partnering with interior designer and HGTV star Leanne Ford has pushed the boundaries of how people think about using laminate.

(January 15, 2020) - Leanne Ford has challenged the traditional thinking about what laminate can be, and expanded it beyond the kitchen counter to create fresh looks for 2020 in other areas of the home.

Her latest project, a high-gloss white laminate closet at her Pittsburgh home, is stunning in both its beauty and simplicity. Leanne selected ColorCore®2 Laminates for its seamless design with no brown lines, resulting in a cleaner, sleeker appearance throughout the closet.

Here’s what Leanne says about the project:

“I am absolutely in love with my new walk in closet! The high gloss White ColorCore®2 doors are even more gorgeous in person. They are simple, timeless, beautiful, elevated and durable. It's all about the clean lines of the doors and inside construction. I love being able to close all of the doors to hide the inevitable mess that every closet seems to accumulate in order to create a gorgeous and serene closet. Something I never could have said before!”

Take a look at this beautiful application of ColorCore®2 Laminates in the gallery below, and for a full tour of Leanne’s Pittsburgh home, visit House Beautiful.

Closet Design
 

Leanne Ford with Closet Factory Pittsburgh

Products Used
 

White ColorCore®2 Laminate

Distribution Partner
 

Distributor Service Inc.

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