Across two days in September at Tongue & Groove’s Melbourne showroom, we were proud to officially launch our second Co.Lab collection with London-based design studio Raw Edges in collaboration with acclaimed British design brand Established & Sons.

The Wall to Wall collection is a colourful reimagining of Herringbone parquet timber flooring by London-based design studio Raw Edges in collaboration with acclaimed British design brand Established & Sons.

Co.Lab is the bold new platform from Tongue & Groove, designed to push the boundaries of timber flooring through creative collaboration with industry visionaries. We talk with Australian design icon Greg Natale about his collaboration with Tongue & Groove and the Bosco collection – an exploration of pattern, materiality, and the future of timber flooring.

A visionary initiative years in the making, we were thrilled to officially launch our first Co.Lab series, the Bosco Collection by Greg Natale, at an intimate gathering in our Sydney showroom. The celebration brought together our most valued industry peers, friends, and members of the media, marking a bold new era in Australian timber flooring design.

Greg Natale’s Bosco collection is a celebration of pattern and timeless sophistication, merging Natale’s signature tessellating designs with the warmth and natural beauty of solid European oak.

Born from a vision to revolutionise the flooring industry and celebrate creativity and craftsmanship, Co.Lab brings together the world’s most esteemed designers to create extraordinary flooring collections that challenge conventions and set new standards in design.

All our grades (as well as every colour, format and finish) feature the same industry-leading three-layered solid oak construction, robust 25-year warranty, and are hand-crafted from responsibly sourced European oak.

Our European oak boards reflect the lives of the trees and forests from which they are sourced. A tree’s life story—its age, height, number of branches and a myriad of other factors—echoes through the material, emerging as knots, sapwood, heartwood, and medullary rays.

At the culmination of another year as gold partners of Australian Design Review’s 30UNDER30 program, we reflect on the wealth of experiences, conversations and connections that this year’s edition brought forth.

This MDW, our Melbourne showroom hosted 'The hands that touch the timber', a multi-faceted experience exploring the process, materiality and sustainability of timber in our built environment.