01 / CONTEXT
Residential
Living rooms, bedrooms and circulation areas with smooth, mineral or relief finishes.
Applications
One surface.
Many ways to live.
A quiet wall, a sculptural counter or continuity between spaces. The finish is chosen for the architecture and the way it will be used.
Spaces
From the home
to public spaces.
Colour, texture and light create the atmosphere. Use, cleaning and exposure help define the technical specification.
02 / CONTEXT
Hotels & restaurants
Reception areas, lounges and feature elements, with protection suited to their intended use.
03 / CONTEXT
Retail & workplaces
Counters and walls that give a space its identity, with attention to touch, wear and maintenance.
04 / CONTEXT
Renovation & refurbishment
A new character for existing surfaces, following an assessment of their condition and compatibility.
Surfaces
The setting shapes
the solution.
01Walls and ceilings
Continuous surfaces, feature walls and ceilings. From delicate matt to polished finishes, texture is tailored to the light and scale.
02Counters and architectural features
Curves, niches and architectural elements can receive finishes compatible with their substrate. Edges and high-contact areas require specific detailing.
03Floors and stairs
Systems are selected for expected traffic, final protection and conditions of use. Not every plaster is suitable for floors.
04Bathrooms and kitchens
A decorative wall has different requirements from a splash zone or a surface exposed directly to water. Waterproofing, joints, junction details and maintenance are part of the specification.
05Exteriors
Façades and other exterior surfaces need systems suitable for that exposure, compatible substrates and appropriate detailing.
Working with what is there
Renovate with less
removal, where possible.
Existing tiles or paint may provide a suitable base, but that decision starts with an assessment.
We check adhesion, stability, moisture, joints and finished levels. Where overlaying is technically viable, the substrate is prepared for a compatible system. Loose tiles, active cracks and water ingress must be resolved first.
Visual continuity does not remove the need for joints that accommodate building movement.
Explore the preparation layersYour space
Show us the
starting point.
Photographs of the current surface, approximate area, location and reference images help us guide the first conversation.
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