A New Inspiration for 2025
Each year, Borma Wachs selects a color that embodies trends, emotions, and visions for the future of interior design and wood finishing.
2025 is the year of Blue: deep, refined, inspired by still waters and endless skies.
A choice that merges aesthetics and meaning, offering a palette of possibilities to enhance every wood surface.
The Meaning of Blue: Depth, Balance, and Calm
Blue has always symbolized serenity, introspection, and trust.
It’s the color of elegant silence, of focus and reflection.
In interior design, it brings balance and sophistication, fitting seamlessly into both modern and classic spaces.
Used in furniture, paneling, or wooden flooring finishes, blue enhances the material with a touch of modernity while preserving its natural character.
A Color that Tells a Story
From the precious lapis lazuli pigments in medieval art to royal uniforms, blue has always held strong symbolic power.
It was the color of kings, but also of explorers and artisans—representing authority, beauty, mystery, and discovery.
Today, thanks to Borma Wachs technologies, blue is reimagined: safe, sustainable, easy to apply, and always elegant.
Venice: The Muse of Blue
It’s impossible to talk about blue without evoking Venice.
The lagoon city is a celebration of blue reflections—from its canals and sunset skies to the glazed tiles of its ancient workshops.
The blue tones found in Venetian palaces, often paired with gold or light marble, represent a timeless elegance. It is from this beauty that Borma Wachs draws inspiration for its new blue shades
Blue as a Symbol of Consistency
Blue is the color of consistency. Stable, reliable, ever-present, it evokes a sense of continuity and strength. In nature, the sky and the sea—both blue—are constant elements that never betray their essence. In finishes and interior design projects, blue conveys harmony and coherence, supporting any style with subtle yet decisive elegance. It’s the perfect choice for those who seek balance and lasting visual identity.
Deep Laguna Blue 5002
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Shellac Sanding Sealer is transparent shellac based of the highest
Shellac Sanding Sealer is transparent shellac based of the highest
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LEGENDA
CERTIFICATIONS AND CONFORMITY
Conformity EN 71.3 Toy safety - Part 3: Migration of certain items.
Eurofins danish laboratories have recognized the conformity of Borma Wachs oils to EN 71-III norm, relating to the migration of harmful heavy metals, guaranteeing the safety of the treatments in such a way that they can also be safe for use on childrens' toys.
Conformity EN 71.3 Toy safety - Part 3: Migration of certain items.
Eurofins danish laboratories have recognized the conformity of Borma Wachs oils to EN 71-III norm, relating to the migration of harmful heavy metals, guaranteeing the safety of the treatments in such a way that they can also be safe for use on childrens' toys.
Borma Wachs products are tested and approved by IBR, Intitut für Baubiologie Rosenheim. The performed analysis certify that our products are complying in terms of VOC content, biocides, heavy metals and radioactivity, guaranteeing full eco-compatibility with Green Building principles.
This product's safety is guaranteed more than just by EN 71-III certificate. Its safety for children is supported by DIN 53160/1-2 and DIN 68861/1 (Resistance to saliva and sweat; Resistance to cold liquids ) certificates as well. The product does not release harmful substances even when in contact with common alimentary liquids or mucuous membrane.
The product acts as fire retardant
CERTIFICATIONS AND COMPLIANCE
Labeling of construction products
This label covers the French legislation relating to emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and the impact they have on indoor air quality after the product is brought into the room.
Labeling refers to the pollutants emitted once the products are spread and dried.
The IBR Green Building Institute had tested some of our products and determined that they correspond to the highest standards of the aforementioned French VOC legislation.
Labeling of construction products
This label covers the French legislation relating to emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOC) and the impact they have on indoor air quality after the product is brought into the room.
Labeling refers to the pollutants emitted once the products are spread and dried.
The IBR Green Building Institute had tested some of our products and determined that they correspond to the highest standards of the aforementioned French VOC legislation.
CERTIFICATIONS AND COMPLIANCE
EMICODE EC1 - Low-emission building materials
Certified installation materials, adhesives and construction products
The EMICODE mark guarantees that the material has been tested and certified according to its emission level. Compared to 1997, low-emission building materials now have a TVOC value (total quantity of volatile organic compounds) from one hundred to one thousand times lower. The EMICODE mark is not issued if a building material is suspected of altering genetic makeup, causing cancer or impairing reproductive capacity.
EMICODE EC1 - Low-emission building materials
Certified installation materials, adhesives and construction products
The EMICODE mark guarantees that the material has been tested and certified according to its emission level. Compared to 1997, low-emission building materials now have a TVOC value (total quantity of volatile organic compounds) from one hundred to one thousand times lower. The EMICODE mark is not issued if a building material is suspected of altering genetic makeup, causing cancer or impairing reproductive capacity.
CERTIFICATIONS AND COMPLIANCE
APEO (alkylphenol ethoxylates)
APEOs (alkylphenol ethoxylates) are highly persistent chemicals, which are deposited in the tissues, penetrating, through them, into the food chain.
Recent studies demonstrate its toxicity and danger, as potential endocrine disruptors.
APEO (alkylphenol ethoxylates)
APEOs (alkylphenol ethoxylates) are highly persistent chemicals, which are deposited in the tissues, penetrating, through them, into the food chain.
Recent studies demonstrate its toxicity and danger, as potential endocrine disruptors.