Triângulo Pisos presents solutions in natural wood from its own management at Expo Revestir 2026 and introduces Studio Roggen, its new curated brand aimed at the high-end market.
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Triângulo Pisos participates in Expo Revestir, Latin America's leading flooring and finishes trade show, inviting architects and interior designers to visit its booth and learn more about structured natural wood flooring solutions developed to meet the technical and aesthetic requirements of contemporary projects.
With a consolidated presence in the global market, Triângulo Pisos is involved in projects in Brazil and abroad, bringing Brazilian wood to different architectural contexts, always focusing on performance, authenticity, and longevity. Its portfolio reflects a careful curation of species, finishes, and shades that dialogue with international architecture and new ways of living.
One of the brand's major differentiators is Floresta Manôa, its own responsibly managed forest, which guarantees control of origin, traceability, and respect for the natural cycle of wood. This care translates into products that combine environmental awareness, stability, and technical quality—essential attributes for safe and consistent specifications.
This year, Triângulo Pisos is also presenting its new brand at the stand: Studio Roggen, a concept store focused on the world of design and architecture, which will soon be opening in São Paulo. This new development reinforces the company's expansion and its keen eye for curation, experience, and relationships with professionals who value authentic materials and well-thought-out projects.
During Expo Revestir, Triângulo Pisos offers specialized technical support, guidance on application in construction, and close monitoring of the architect throughout all stages of projeto, strengthening its role as a strategic partner in the specification of natural wood flooring.
The brand invites architects to visit its booth at Expo Revestir and explore how wood can become a structural element of projeto where materiality, technique, and sensitivity go hand in hand.