Surface & Colour Guide

Surface and Colour Guide

Surface & Colour Guide

Understand how gloss, texture, direction and environment shape the finished material.

Overview

Colour Is Not an Isolated Parameter

Colour changes with gloss, texture, material direction, ambient light, viewing distance and production batch. Final selection should be confirmed with physical samples under relevant project conditions.

Surface and Colour Guide

Five Surface Directions

01

Solid colours

Matt, gloss and metallic solid colours for different architectural scales and atmospheres.

02

Wood grain

Natural visual language for interiors, entrances and façades.

03

Stone look

Marble, granite and mineral patterns with metal-sheet fabrication capability.

04

Metal effects

Mirror, brushed and matt surfaces respond differently to light and direction.

05

Pearlescent and special textures

Appearance changes with light and viewing angle; direction, sample and batch require approval.

Physical colour samples

Colour guidance

Standard Colours and Physical Approval

Screen colours are indicative only. Formal colour references and availability require confirmation with approved physical samples.

Customization

Custom Colour Matching

Match from a physical sample, PANTONE reference or approved target, with the physical sample governing production.

Selection advice

Choose Colour in Context

Review orientation, local light, surroundings, viewing distance and maintenance before final approval.

Sample Confirmation

Confirm Colour and Finish with a Physical Sample

Share the target colour, finish and environment to confirm sampling.Request a sample