Catalogue design family
Stone-look wall panels
Details & source
Marble-vein and other stone-look decorative faces coordinate walls with joinery.
- Materials
- Decorative-film-faced panel; not quarried stone.
Source 61 / 7
Wall panels & finishes · Mineral & textured
Mineral texture, terrazzo and stone directions.
Clay, cement, ceramic, PU stone-look and thin natural-stone veneer are materially distinct choices.
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The whole setting. The smaller details.
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Catalogue design family
Electroplated decorative brick
Details & source
Electroplated surfaces introduce a metallic gloss in decorative brick and tile forms.
- Materials
- Electroplated finish; underlying substrate not stated.
Source 61 / 18
Catalogue design family
Modified clay material
Details & source
Flexible-looking stone and textile textures are shown under the Modified Clay Material family, separate from natural stone slabs.
- Materials
- Supplier-labelled modified clay material; exact formulation not stated.
Source 61 / 19
Catalogue design family
Grooved cement board
Details & source
Cement-based sheets can be carved, slotted, punched or cut into different groove arrangements.
- Materials
- Cement base
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Catalogue design family
PU stone-look panels
Details & source
Foamed artificial wall panels reproduce deep stone-like relief without being natural stone blocks.
- Materials
- Foamed PU artificial decorative panel
Source 61 / 22
Catalogue design family
FPC art stone
Details & source
Stone-like decorative modules are presented under the FPC art-stone family.
- Materials
- FPC family label; composition and fire classification not stated.
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Cement breeze-block components
Details & source
Detail view from the same catalogue photograph. Open cement modules filter views and light while giving a screen wall visible depth.
- Materials
- Cement
Source 61 / 25
Catalogue design family
Ultra-thin natural-stone veneer
Details & source
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 / 29
Catalogue design family
Glass bricks
Details & source
Clear and coloured glass modules create transparent or translucent partitions and entrance features.
- Materials
- Glass
Source 61 / 34
Catalogue design family
3D cement decorative bricks
Details & source
Relief, geometric and patterned cement units add a three-dimensional wall treatment.
- Materials
- Cement
Source 61 / 36
Catalogue design family
Handmade ceramic bricks
Details & source
Handmade ceramic or porcelain pieces provide non-uniform surface character and mixable shapes.
- Materials
- Ceramic or porcelain; verify selected reference.
Source 61 / 37
Catalogue design family
Cement terrazzo
Details & source
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 / 38
Catalogue design family
Natural-stone mosaic
Details & source
Small cut and polished natural-stone pieces form geometric and floral surface patterns.
- Materials
- Natural stone; species and backing not stated.
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Clay, cement, ceramic, PU stone-look and thin natural-stone veneer are materially distinct choices.
Catalogue image · Source 61, PDF p. 7. Catalogue photographs illustrate the design direction. The selected construction, dimensions and order scope are confirmed separately.
- Product direction
- Clay, cement, ceramic, PU stone-look and thin natural-stone veneer are materially distinct choices.
- Plan the detail
- Approve the material and edge detail as well as the surface; confirm weight, fixing and the intended exposure.
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A different expression.
Linear & panelled
Paravento · a wall with architectural rhythm
A coordinated wall elevation uses panel divisions, niches and material continuity to give the room its structure.
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Warm & tactile
Wood, soft-touch and decorative surface films
Wood, soft-touch and stone-look films describe the visible finish; the backing remains a separate specification.
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Linear & panelled
Flutes, louvers and architectural relief
A repeated line, groove or relief changes the way light moves over the wall.
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