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Origin Wood · Wood

Origin Wood reproduces real timber at one-to-one scale, with the grain registered to a deep synchronised emboss — run a hand across it and the texture follows the print.

Premium Wood · Wood

Premium Wood is the heavier-textured end of the timber range — a coarser, more open emboss that catches raking light and reads convincingly as sawn or brushed board.

Gold · Natural Surface

An antique gold leaf with a fine crackle running through it, so the surface breaks the light into dozens of small highlights instead of one flat sheen.

Stone & Marble · Stone & Marble

A pale, sandy granite with an even speckle and a matte, slightly gritty finish — the stone you use when you want the mass of masonry without the tonal drama of marble.

Premium Painted Concrete · Basic

A soft, cloudy mineral surface with the powdery matte of hand-trowelled plaster and none of its weight or cure time.

UMI Metal · Natural Surface

A brushed metal face with a directional satin grain that shifts as you move past it — the look of anodised aluminium, at a fraction of the weight and with none of the fabrication.

Solid · Basic

A deep, velvety navy blue that brings quiet authority and sophisticated depth to commercial interiors. Its refined matte finish absorbs light smoothly, creating an ultra-clean, seamless plane across expansive wall installations or accent paneling.

Texture · Basic

A flat, low-sheen white with the faintest surface tooth — the finish to reach for when the architecture should disappear and the light should do the work.

Long Wood · Wood

Long Wood is printed on an extended repeat, so tall panels and full-height doors run without the obvious pattern jump you get from a short-cycle film.

Origin Wood · Wood

A deep, even chocolate walnut with straight ribbon grain and almost no sapwood flicker — the dark tone that makes a room feel enclosed rather than heavy.

Origin Wood · Wood

A paler, cooler oak than SPW03 with a chalkier surface — the tone that keeps long circulation spaces feeling open under artificial light.

Origin Wood · Wood

A warm, slightly reddened oak with a livelier grain than the SPW oaks around it — enough movement to register across a double-height wall without becoming busy.

Standard Wood · Wood

Standard Wood is the broadest and most specified part of the catalogue — the everyday timbers, in the tones that most joinery is actually built in. W949 is a warm neutral oak with a fine, consistent grain that tiles invisibly across cabinet runs and shelving.

Standard Wood · Wood

A pale, close-grained maple that behaves like a light neutral rather than a wood — useful where you want warmth without committing the room to a timber palette. It reflects a lot of light, so it lifts north-facing rooms and small footprints.

Real Fabric · Natural Surface

Real Fabric is made by laminating actual textile to the film carrier, so what you see is a genuine woven face — slubs, weft variation and all — with the dimensional stability and wipeable surface of a film.

Real Metal · Natural Surface

Real Metal carries a genuine metal layer, so it patinates and reflects the way sheet metal does rather than imitating it in print.

Premium Marble · Stone & Marble

A white Carrara-type marble with soft grey veining on a large-format repeat, printed so the vein carries across a full sheet rather than restarting every metre.