Whole-home schemes
Connected living, kitchen, bathroom and threshold zones with a restrained palette.
03 · WALL & FLOOR
One material language, across the project.
Coordinated collections that help designers connect floor, wall and selected exterior surfaces without losing clarity in procurement.
Key attributes
Final product allocation, finish and suitability are confirmed by zone, substrate and project technical requirements.
Collection typeCoordinated wall and floor surfaces
Visual directionStone, concrete or project-led palette
ApplicationWalls, floors and selected exterior zones
Finish selectionSpecified by use zone and design intent
Format planningAligned to layout, joints and transitions
Project supportSample sets and material coordination
Where it works.
Coordinated materials are useful when a project needs continuity, but they work best when each zone is treated honestly. We map visual family to the individual needs of circulation, wet areas, walls and exterior transitions.
Hotel & mixed-use
Lobbies, guest areas and amenity spaces with one material identity.
Retail environments
High-visibility interiors needing material continuity without visual noise.
Strengths & considerations.
Coordinated collections remove decision friction early, but one visual family should not override functional needs of a particular zone.
Visual continuity
A shared palette can make larger interiors feel calm, intentional and navigable.
Clearer specification
Formats and finishes reviewed as a collection can simplify sampling and approvals.
Zone suitability
Wet areas, entrances and external conditions may need different technical treatment within the same look.