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“Democratising” art through the use of stainless steel: this material is used for its sheen and light reflectivity.

It is an innovative technology based on the application of a smooth layer of paint on the underlying metal, thus preventing the adhesion of materials such as spray paint and permanent markers.

Rocks represent an aesthetic in which essentiality and functionality achieve a perfect equilibrium.

Elegant and evocative, the wrinkled effect is used in the design world to create engaging, welcoming settings, in which the material texture is often combined and enhanced with low lighting to create an emotional atmosphere.

The product is the result of a production process involving application of paint on aluminium to create a finish resembling black based titanium zinc.

Copper’s formal, structural and plastic properties are exploited in contemporary art, architecture, design, and technology.

As an expression of the passage of time, A-Corten was developed to satisfy the needs of the architecture and design worlds, in order to create environments that can be “worn” day to day, as promoted in the works of Alberto Burri and Roberto Silvestri, both real material artists.

The product is the result of a production process including application of a polyurethane paint that gives the metal higher performance than PVC, the most versatile and best known plastic material.

It is the ideal choice for providing long term protection for facades and roofing. It is particularly prized in metal architecture for its excellent colour fastness and extended durability.

It is the result of a pre-painting production process involving the application of polyester paints on aluminium support materials to achieve a finished appearance similar to copper.

Galvanization is widely used on facades, especially in the Nordic countries, and it has been adopted by famous starchitects, in primis Frank O. Gehry, the extremely famous creator of works like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.

It gives metal some particular antimicrobial properties. It is widely used in public spaces subject to heavy density of people.

Attractive, tough, enduring over time, with a contemporary elegance, stone provides traditional allusions while also offering significant creative opportunities.

It is the result of a special treatment using polyurethane paints specifically designed to make the coated materials look like antique copper.

This finish creates a rich, three-dimensional texture: light and shadow multiply, while roughness and smoothness make the metal surface alive and responsive to the touch.

It is inspired by titanium zinc. Titanium is characterized by its extremely high strength and it is an important element in modern architecture.

It combines the advantages of metal with the attractiveness of wood in its various finishes. Wood is a noble material that symbolizes the cycle of life.