02 / A new perspective

Contemporary

A new point of view.

Contemporary brings surface design into a conversation with the proportions of an interior. The collection archive pairs decorative glass with meeting rooms, openings and architectural details. Rather than treating decoration as a separate layer, consider how the surface sits within the room’s lines, materials and everyday views.

Material character.

A composed surface can carry detail without taking over the space. Assess the relationship between the motif, its background and the amount of surrounding material left visually quiet.

01Material gallery

The visual expression.

A pattern seen across a room can read as an overall field, then reveal smaller marks at close range. Alignment with frames, furniture and ceiling lines helps that change of scale feel considered.

02Customisation directions

A direction to develop.

Contemporary

Composition

Identify the part of the room the surface should relate to: an opening, a display or a repeating structural line.

Contemporary

Pattern scale

Review a detail sample alongside a drawing of the full panel arrangement. A small motif and a large surface need to be read together.

Contemporary

Material pairing

Bring the proposed frame, timber, metal or fabric references into the sample review before confirming a finish.

03Recommended applications

Imagine it in a space.

Consider doors, retail interiors and partitions where a decorative plane can participate in the architecture. Use the collection as a visual starting point, then review the requirements of the specific opening or surface.

Doors Retail

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Project-specific specifications

Dimensions, thickness, finishes, availability and supporting technical information are confirmed according to the intended application and project requirements.

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