01 / 13Patterned · tactile
Embossed
Raised patterns add depth, stiffness and a strong play of light across panels and feature elements.
Stainless steel surface library
Surface finishes.
Compare texture, reflectivity and pattern before fabrication. The collection brings together mechanical, decorative, patterned and laminated finishes for custom architectural metalwork.
13Finish families
52Reference samples
CustomColour & pattern
Material focusDecorative stainless steel
Base formatsSheet · panel · formed elements
Colour optionsNatural · PVD · laminated
ApprovalProject sample recommended
Finish catalogue
Choose the visual language of the metal.
Each family shows four representative references. Patterns, tones and grain direction can be developed around the project intent; availability is confirmed against grade, thickness, forming and application requirements.
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02 / 13Decorative · colored
Colored Embossed
Embossed relief combined with warm metallic or dark tones for more expressive interior surfaces.
03 / 13Decorative · graphic
Etched
Controlled graphic contrast can create fine lines, motifs or custom artwork on flat stainless steel.
04 / 13Mechanical · high gloss
Mirror
A highly reflective polished surface that amplifies light, colour and surrounding architectural detail.
05 / 13Mechanical · directional
Hairline
A refined, continuous linear grain with lower reflectivity and a precise architectural appearance.
06 / 13Mechanical · satin
No.4 Satin
A practical soft-brushed finish with visible grain and a balanced, non-mirror sheen.
07 / 13Mechanical · non-directional
Vibration
Overlapping multi-directional marks create a soft, lively surface that helps disguise handling marks.
08 / 13Mechanical · matte
Sandblasted
A fine granular texture diffuses reflection and produces a calm, uniform matte appearance.
09 / 13Laminated · material effect
Stone & Textile
Printed or laminated surfaces reproduce mineral and woven character while retaining a metal substrate.
10 / 13Laminated · wood effect
Woodgrain
Warm timber character with the formability and detailing possibilities of sheet metal.
11 / 13Decorative · directional
Cross Grain
Layered diagonal lines create a woven visual rhythm with subtle changes as the viewing angle shifts.
12 / 13Patterned · functional
Mill & Checker Plate
Industrial base finishes and raised anti-slip patterns for functional or deliberately utilitarian details.
13 / 13Decorative · special
Water Ripple & Special
Fluid, clouded and woven patterns create focal surfaces for ceilings, walls and sculptural metalwork.
How to specify
Turn a visual reference into a buildable finish.
A finish should be reviewed with the complete component—not selected in isolation from grade, geometry, welding, forming and final lighting.
01
Identify the finish family and reference
Share the preferred texture, pattern, sheen and colour direction together with visual references.
02
Define material and fabrication conditions
Confirm stainless grade, component dimensions, forming, welding, edge details and installation environment.
03
Align grain direction and panel layout
Directional finishes must be coordinated across drawings, cutting, bending and final assembly.
04
Approve a physical sample
Evaluate colour, texture and reflectivity under project lighting before full production.
Important: Screen images are indicative only. Stainless steel colour and reflectivity change with lighting, viewing angle, batch and protective film. Final selection should be based on an approved physical sample.
Finish development
Bring the reference.
We will resolve the metal.
Send the intended finish, drawings, dimensions, quantity and application. We will review the surface together with fabrication, assembly, protection and delivery requirements.
Physical sample approval recommendedFor colour-critical, reflective and directional finishes.