Walls, floors & dividers.

How to choose a suitable design

A surface always works with light and scale. A small sample may appear quiet while a whole wall creates a strong pattern. Compare close-ups with room views. Textile wall coverings depend on motif scale, positioning and grazing side light. Stone and porcelain require consideration of material, format, joints and laying direction. Natural veining is not an exactly repeatable printed pattern; ceramic and solid stone remain different despite similar appearances. Floors, bathrooms and outdoor areas require confirmation of the specific suitability, including substrate, installation and use. A room divider also needs technical coordination between floor and ceiling. Images help explain the colour palette and spatial effect. Check a physical sample and current technical documents before translating inspiration into a finished project.