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in printed aluminum.
Our design collection is an inspirational starting point. We offer more than 500,000 designs in our library, and any of them can be specified to your colour and scale, or from your own custom artwork.
Each panel weighs just 3.5 kg/m², and can be installed directly over most pre-existing surfaces.
Put it anywhere.
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Interior panels
In 3D, Matte, Satin or Super Glossy, 1.2 mm thick, for walls, floors and furniture. Satin for walls only.
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Façade panels
Exterior grade, inorganic inks, ventilated or bonded to the wall.
Façade system →
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Dècora Glass
Laminated glass, plain or backlit.
Floors
The same panel also comes as an interior floor, with a reinforced matte finish.
Custom design
Recolour, rescale or redraw any design, or send us your own artwork.
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Every design is custom printed for your project.
Decorative aluminum panels, digitally printed and supplied in large formats, light enough to install over the surfaces already there. The finish sets the character: 3D relief embossed to match the graphic, or a flat print in Matte, Satin or Super Glossy.
The collection.
Examples from our library of more than 500,000 designs. Any of them can be recoloured, rescaled or redrawn, or made from your own artwork.
The raw composure of concrete, held on a slab a tenth as thick.
The veining and light of the world's most storied stone, printed at 1.2 mm.
The sheen of worked metal and the rhythm of drawn pattern, on one ultralight panel.
The weight of quarried stone, carried without the weight.
The grain, figure and warmth of cut timber, on walls where solid wood will not go.
A building-sized canvas that weighs a fraction of stone and fixes to the systems your façade already uses. Any design in our library, or your own artwork, can be specified for a façade.
The same designs in laminated glass, alone or with light behind them. Any design in our library, or your own artwork, can be made in glass.
Fitzroy Concrete
The formwork left its shadow.
Cement
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Ginza Concrete
A city grid, after dark.
Cement
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Portland
Poured once, in three temperatures.
Cement
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Stampede Trail
Concrete, after one winter outside.
Cement
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Calacatta Borghini
The white the Renaissance built on.
Marble
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Copenhagen
White stone, broken and set in grey.
Marble
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Crema Avorio
Ivory, with the warmth kept in.
Marble
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Fiordibosco
Grey, threaded with a little gold.
Marble
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Four Season
One stone, in four weathers.
Marble
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Giove
Bands of a planet, in blue or brown.
Marble
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Sahara Noir
Black ground, cut by white lightning.
Marble
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Verde Alpi
Deep green, cut by white.
Marble
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White Paradise
White, and the shadow of a cloud.
Marble
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Cortina Lamiera
The metal layer of Cortina.
Metal & Geometric
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Itaca Waves
The line the water leaves.
Metal & Geometric
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Lamiera Fiammata
Flamed metal, in gold, sand or blue.
Metal & Geometric
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Vestra
Woven so fine it becomes grain.
Metal & Geometric
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Agata Mix
Ten thousand years, in rings.
Stone
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Almeria
Cream stone, fluted or plain.
Stone
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Brumelia
A riverbed, seen through still water.
Stone
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Classic Travertino
Stone laid down slowly, and never hurried.
Stone
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Cortina Porfido
The stone layer of Cortina.
Stone
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Finisterre
Lines combed into pale stone.
Stone
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Marte
The colour of a planet, seen close.
Stone
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Pangea
A leaf pressed for a hundred million years.
Stone
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Piasentina
One quarry, four ways of touching it.
Stone
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Svalbard
Blue ink, drawn through white stone.
Stone
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Travertino
Height, one ring at a time.
Stone
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Atares Wood
A sawn plank, or a stand of reeds.
Wood
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Cortina Legno
The wood layer of Cortina.
Wood
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Frequency
The name is the pattern.
Wood
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Tansu Wood
Grain polished by a generation of hands.
Wood
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Alpenrose
Concrete that forgot its weight.
Façades
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Batik
A textile, at the size of a wall.
Façades
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Corten
Steel that has stood in the rain.
Façades
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Iron
Steel, the colour it leaves the fire.
Façades
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Nazaré
A green wave, held mid-break.
Façades
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Playa
The tide mark, at building scale.
Façades
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Alabastro
Alabaster, lit from within.
Dècora Glass
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Antarctica
Blue ice, with the sun behind it.
Dècora Glass
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Durness
Turquoise water, caught mid-turn.
Dècora Glass
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Europa
Pale grey, veined with daylight.
Dècora Glass
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Giant Agate
One agate, at the scale of a wall.
Dècora Glass
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Hiva Oa
Gold and grey, in broad strokes.
Dècora Glass
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Maui Blue
Agate, the blue of shallow water.
Dècora Glass
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Milky Way
A dense mineral, in black and white.
Dècora Glass
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New Travertino
Travertine, made translucent.
Dècora Glass
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Sagittarius
A star field, behind glass.
Dècora Glass
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Stardust
Blue fire in a dark ground.
Dècora Glass
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Tonka
Green banding, lit like a lantern.
Dècora Glass
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Finishes & textures.
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Relief embossed to match the graphic, under a matte acrylic surface. Scratch hardness MOHS 2 · abrasion PEI 4.
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A low-sheen surface with no glare, the quietest of the four. MOHS 2 · PEI 4.
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A semi-gloss finish, between Matte and Super Glossy. Interior walls only. MOHS 2 · PEI 4.
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A mirror-polished surface that deepens colour and veining. MOHS 4 · PEI 3.
Every design is produced in all four. MOHS is scratch hardness on the 1 to 10 mineral scale; PEI is abrasion resistance from 1 to 5.
3D textures
The 3D finish follows the print, so the relief a design can take depends on the design; ask for our recommendation per design. On Matte, Satin and Super Glossy the same designs print flat.
Dècora Glass
The same designs in laminated glass, alone or with light behind them. Any design in our library, or your own artwork, can be made in glass.
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Dècora Glass
8.7 mm
- Laminated safety glass
- Scratch hardness MOHS 5.5
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Dècora Glass Backlit
21.7 mm
- The same glass over a 13 mm LED panel
- Lit evenly in white or colour
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The graphic goes with it.
A 1.2 mm panel folds and rolls.
Bending
The panel is folded on a brake to a sharp corner, so a cladding edge, a column or a reveal turns without a joint or a profile, and the pattern crosses the fold unbroken.
Curving
The panel is rolled to a radius, so a column, a counter front or a curved wall takes the design in one piece, inside or out, with no seam where the wall turns.
Both are done to the project, interior or exterior. Radius and fold are set at fabrication; ask us for the design you have in mind.
Size, thickness and performance.
Formats
Supplied in standard sizes. Custom sizes, holes and shapes on request.
Panel types
Performance
3.5 kg/m² panel; flat crates
Panel waterproof; glass sealed
MOHS 2, 4 (Super Glossy), 5.5 (glass)
PEI 4, 3 (Super Glossy)
B-s1, d0
Panel -15 to +70 °C; glass -20 to +80 °C
Standard non-ferrous blades
Aluminum, emission-free production
RUV 4, 500 h salt spray, 18 J impact
48 W per metre of height
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An exterior grade of the same 1.2 mm aluminum panel, printed with inorganic inks under a matte acrylic finish, for ventilated façades or bonded direct to the wall.
Installed by hand.
A full 1200 × 2800 mm panel weighs about 12 kg. Two installers can carry and place it by hand, and it cuts to size on site. Panels ship flat in boxes, with no A-frames.
Faster installation than stone and traditional wall and floor systems.
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Installation detailsOver existing surfaces · Doors and loose panels · Floors · Façades
Over existing surfaces
A panel goes straight over tile, drywall or millwork, once clean, dry and level. Nothing comes down and nothing has to dry. Cut around outlets and openings on site with standard non-ferrous blades.
Doors and loose panels
Cover both sides of doors and loose panels to keep them flat.
Floors
Floor panels go down with standard adhesives such as Mapei and Litokol, and can be laid over existing floors with less demolition. 1.2 mm · 3.5 kg/m² · R10 slip rating · PEI 4.
Façades
Ventilated and direct application, step by step, on the façade system page.
Façade installation →Limitless designs, any surface.
Panel, glass and wallpaper share the same design library, so the choice is never what a surface can handle, only what it should look like.
Walls & Feature Walls
One piece, floor to ceiling.
Renovation over Existing Surfaces
Leave the old wall where it is.
Bathrooms & Wet Rooms
Water-resistant on every side of the room.
Kitchens
From splashback to worktop, one design.
Furniture & Millwork
Doors, wardrobes, wrapped columns.
Hospitality, Retail & Marine
Fast to fit, and lit after dark.
Façades & Cladding
A full section of its own.
Façade system →These settings are examples. Our team specifies panels, façades and glass for projects well beyond them.
Wallpaper & murals.
A library of more than 500,000 designs, printed to order on the substrate the wall calls for.
Any design can be recoloured, rescaled or redrawn in its details, and a wall can be made from an image of your own.
The same graphic runs onto Architectural Panels and Dècora Glass, so one design can travel from paper to panel to glass without changing its face.
Structures
Panoramic wallpaper is a single continuous scene, sized to the wall. Modular wallpaper repeats, so it covers any area without a seam in the design: Infinity, repeat patterns with a strong material and textured character; Roll, continuous digitally printed designs produced in rolls, for quick, versatile installation.
Murals
The image is the material. Every one of our designs is a printed surface, so any of them can display any work of art. A photograph, a painting, a drawing, a landscape: on a panel it becomes a wall, in glass it becomes a light, on paper it becomes the room.
The substrate decides how the design feels.
SilkBright and elegant, with a subtle vertical texture that reflects light and adds depth.
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CraftNatural fibres, with an essential relief that brings depth and materiality.
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TouchA fibrous, irregular texture with a soft surface, warm and authentic to the hand.
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MetalMetallic reflections that lift gold, silver, copper and saturated colour.
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EcoCellulose fibre, PVC-free. A sustainable substrate with bright colour and high definition.
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H2OWaterproof fibreglass, in high definition, for the walls that get wet.
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With technical data sheets for architects and designers.
Samples of any finish or design.
Recolour, rescale or redraw any design, or send us your own artwork and we will prepare it for print.
Meet our team at the Galleria to see the collection in person and plan your project.
See it in proper light.
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