INTERIOR DESIGN · ARCHITECTURE

Develop the finish before the specification is locked.

Use Surface Finishing as a detailed finishing resource for colour, sheen, texture, metallic effects, samples and difficult surface decisions.

DESIGN SUPPORT

A reference image can become a real finish — but only after the substrate is considered.

Moodboards and renderings often describe an appearance rather than a complete coating specification. We can help translate that appearance into a practical finish for MDF, timber, metal, cabinetry, furniture or an architectural component.

The useful time to involve us is before the final specification is locked: when colour, sheen and texture can still be sampled and adjusted.

DESIGN WORKFLOW

Studio support from concept to application.

Reference → sample

Start from a physical sample, drawing, photograph, render or material palette.

Colour & sheen

Develop the colour together with matt, satin, gloss or high-gloss direction.

Texture & metallic effects

Explore detailed textures and selected metallic or decorative effects.

Specification support

Review substrate, preparation, intended use and achievable finish before sign-off.

COORDINATION

One finish language across different materials.

A project might use painted MDF, timber, stainless steel and coated metal side by side. We can help evaluate how those surfaces should relate rather than assuming the same colour code will look identical on each material.

Designer finish development process from brief and substrate review to sample approval and application
Material finish palette showing metal, wood, gloss colour and stone referencesDeep blue high gloss custom finish sampleFinished panels prepared for a design-led project

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Show us the existing surface and the finish you want.

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