Texture
Texture is a designer's way of adding three-dimensional quality to a space.
Texture relies on natural light and lighting effects within a room, to show its diverse character and ability to change colour and pattern.
Matt versus gloss
Different types of texture can either add a feeling of luxury or simplicity. The smooth, hard surfaces, often associated with sophisticated contemporary interiors, can be complemented by deep pile rugs and soft upholstery.
Matt surfaces in dark colours soak up light and will add depth and distance eg deep blue ceilings imitating the sky. Traditional distemper paint gives a beautiful powder-matt finish to ceilings or use matt emulsion for easy application.
Glossy lacquered kitchen doors are smart, chic and reflect light, but they can accentuate noise levels, particularly when combined with stainless steel, granite or slate work surfaces.
Texture is a designer's way of adding three-dimensional quality to a space.
Texture relies on natural light and lighting effects within a room, to show its diverse character and ability to change colour and pattern.
Matt versus gloss
Different types of texture can either add a feeling of luxury or simplicity. The smooth, hard surfaces, often associated with sophisticated contemporary interiors, can be complemented by deep pile rugs and soft upholstery.
Matt surfaces in dark colours soak up light and will add depth and distance eg deep blue ceilings imitating the sky. Traditional distemper paint gives a beautiful powder-matt finish to ceilings or use matt emulsion for easy application.
Glossy lacquered kitchen doors are smart, chic and reflect light, but they can accentuate noise levels, particularly when combined with stainless steel, granite or slate work surfaces.
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