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Surfaces and finishes

Material has more than one voice.

Explore surface types and characteristics as a starting point. The final system is selected only after assessing the space, substrate, use and light.

Surfaces

Character first. Then the system that can deliver it.

Filter by context. Screen colours are indicative: final choices are made using physical samples.

Living area with a seamless trowelled resin floor
01Interiors · Floor / wall

Trowelled resin

Visible movement and tactile depth. Each pass of the trowel leaves a controlled yet unrepeatable mark.

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Bedroom with a seamless Cemento Madre floor and wall
02Interiors · Floor / wall

Cemento Madre

A cement-based system with a quiet, mineral and contemporary presence. Soft tones and delicate variations for essential spaces.

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Contemporary entrance with a dark seamless stone-effect surface
03Interiors · Floor / surface

Stone effect

Families inspired by basalt, limestone, travertine, quartzite, porphyry and slate: interpretations of matter, not literal imitations.

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Gallery with a smooth uniform self-levelling resin floor
04Interiors · Floor

Self-levelling resin

A more uniform, expansive surface. Its character can be luminous or visually quiet, depending on the selected system.

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Detail of a decorative epoxy resin surface
05Interiors · Surfaces / tops

Decorative epoxy

Transparency, depth and pigments for expressive features. Every application is specified in relation to use and maintenance.

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Terrace finished with the Spatolato Outdoor system
06Outdoors · Terraces / entrances

Spatolato Outdoor

A lightly textured seamless finish developed for outdoor use. It requires stable substrates, correct waterproofing, slopes and drainage.

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Table made from timber and black resin
07Furniture · Tables / features

Resin furniture

Resin, timber and pigments can shape bespoke tables and features. Design, use and care are considered together.

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Technical note. Substrate, moisture, stability, slopes and use conditions can completely change the application cycle. The right specification begins with a real assessment, not a photograph.

The same material changes with light.

Compare the three finish levels. This is not simply about shine: it changes the way light reveals the surface.

Close-up of a mirror-polished high-gloss resin surface
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Mirror finish

Clearly reflects light and the surrounding space, increasing depth and colour intensity. A dramatic choice to assess in relation to use.

Textured is not a fourth finish level: it describes surface movement and texture, and can coexist particularly with satin or matte results.

Every project begins with a conversation.

Tell us about the space, how it will be used and the atmosphere you want. The surface comes next: first we understand the project.

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