Genesis Products Inc., a leading manufacturer of RV interior components, announced the launch of its exclusive UltraFoil Collections.
“These collections reflect our passion for providing the industry with high-end, trend-forward laminates, inspired by residential design, European caravan design and the fashion world,” said Erin Curtis, vice president of marketing and development at Genesis.
The UltraFoil Collections fall into three categories: Specialty, featuring metallic, textured and high-gloss finishes; Solids, elevated by super-matte finishes in trending colorways; and Woodgrains, offering stunning realism in grain, tone and texture.
“Our specialty offerings allow our customers to make a bold statement through texture and finish, while still maintaining a neutral palette,” said Curtis.
The Intoxicate Collection features four rich metallics in varying neutral shades, from the champagne subtlety of the Allure colorway to the tantalizing charcoal depths of the Obsess colorway. The Escape Collection is all about texture, featuring two leather, two linen and two stone looks, each achieving hyper-realistic quality.
“This collection focuses on how Sensorial Design, in this case the sense of touch, can elevate the customer experience by adding a haptic element to walls, cabinet doors or other featured spaces,” said Curtis.
Exclusive solid colors from Genesis are available in Foundational (classic shades of white, grey and black) and Modern Oasis Collections. Originally launched at the International Builder Show (IBS) in early 2024, Modern Oasis features earthy neutrals and designer greens and blues. For 2025, Genesis is adding two deep, bold hues to the palette; Hushed Merlot and Highland Fog offer vibrant, yet dusky shades of red and green, respectively.
As an added benefit, Genesis said it has done the work to color-match the woodgrain and solid collections across every laminate type, giving customers added flexibility.
Learn more by visiting genesisproductsinc.com/trendwatch/ultrafoil-exclusive-color-collections/.
