Decorative wall finishes · Page 2

Fired ceramic modules form open or closed geometric screen and wall arrangements.

Materials

Ceramic

Source 61, PDF p. 27

Concrete surfaces illustrated with light points and luminous patterns provide a backlit decorative direction.

Materials

Concrete; light-transmitting composition not stated.

Source 61, PDF p. 28

The catalogue presents thin natural-stone decorative sheets for walls, furniture and artistic applications.

Materials

Catalogue-labelled natural-stone surface; backing system not stated.

Source 61, PDF p. 29

A porous aluminium surface combines with strip lighting to create a scattered luminous effect.

Materials

Foamed aluminium

Source 61, PDF p. 30

An ice-crack surface and backlighting are shown for decorative walls and ceilings.

Materials

Composition not stated; supplier lists nominal 1 mm panel thickness.

Source 61, PDF p. 31

Detail view from the same catalogue photograph. A pale translucent-looking decorative sheet family is illustrated for screens and interior partitions.

Materials

Yunsi is a catalogue family name; material formulation not stated.

Source 61, PDF p. 31

Coloured and gradient resin sheets are shown in furniture, screens and interior feature walls.

Materials

Resin board; resin type and thickness not stated.

Source 61, PDF p. 33

Clear and coloured glass modules create transparent or translucent partitions and entrance features.

Materials

Glass

Source 61, PDF p. 34

Detail view from the same catalogue photograph. Special glass imitates the colour and veining of jade for walls and furniture surfaces.

Materials

Decorative glass, not natural jade

Source 61, PDF p. 35

Relief, geometric and patterned cement units add a three-dimensional wall treatment.

Materials

Cement

Source 61, PDF p. 36

Handmade ceramic or porcelain pieces provide non-uniform surface character and mixable shapes.

Materials

Ceramic or porcelain; verify selected reference.

Source 61, PDF p. 37

Cement and crushed stone are mixed, cast and ground to expose an aggregate pattern.

Materials

Cement; Crushed stone such as marble or granite; Additives unspecified

Source 61, PDF p. 38

Small cut and polished natural-stone pieces form geometric and floral surface patterns.

Materials

Natural stone; species and backing not stated.

Source 61, PDF p. 39

Mineral-based panels are illustrated with a mix of flat, fluted and geometric relief surfaces.

Materials

Supplier-labelled inorganic mineral material

Source 61, PDF p. 40

Composite decorative boards can be paired with different backing sheets for walls, ceilings or furniture.

Materials

Inorganic composite plate; backing varies by application.

Source 61, PDF p. 41

Machined relief patterns and decorative film can be paired with an application-specific backing board.

Materials

Density-board relief face with decorative film; Backing options listed include plywood, honeycomb aluminium and density board.

Source 61, PDF p. 42

Stone-powder and PVC wall panels are illustrated in terrazzo- and textile-look surface palettes.

Materials

Stone powder; PVC

Source 61, PDF p. 43

Plant fibres or wood/bamboo powder combined with plastic create profiled wall and floor materials.

Materials

Wood/bamboo/plant fibre; Plastic

Source 61, PDF p. 44

Natural flowers are fixed to a board as decorative interior artwork.

Materials

Natural flowers; Supporting board; binder not stated.

Source 61, PDF p. 46

Natural moss is processed, dried and dyed for indoor decorative walls. The supplier specifically excludes direct sun and outdoor exposure.

Materials

Processed natural moss

Source 61, PDF p. 47

Parallel reflective layers and LED strips form an apparent depth effect for decorative feature panels.

Materials

Glass mirror assembly; LED strips

Source 61, PDF p. 48