Explore every existing project-gallery photograph, with its recorded colour, finish and story. Homes, showrooms and commercial spaces — each with its own character.
Real spaces. Individual character.
Published project references appear first, newest publication first. All 72 photographs from the earlier reference gallery are retained, including additional views of the same venue. A photograph is not a count of unique projects. Original image proportions and recorded captions are preserved.
At Ombak KLCC, a terracotta-toned StoneArt column pairs irregular stone-like lines with overhead greenery and a pale curved base. Explore three project views.
A grey StoneArt counter in Kuala Lumpur combines sculpted texture with a pale countertop, dark framing and green planting. Explore the full view and surface details.
StoneArt creates a pale, deeply textured backdrop for illuminated Binastra Cochrane signage in this Kuala Lumpur project. Irregular raised edges catch the downlights, bringing shadow and depth to the broad feature wall.
This KLCGG project pairs StoneArt’s layered texture with curved forms, warm linear lighting and timber seating around an open kitchen counter. The five project views show the finish at room scale and in closer detail.
Vellplas MA04 Light Warm Grey brings softly layered texture to this Kuala Lumpur bedroom. Warm concealed lighting frames the feature wall above a timber headboard, with neutral bedding and pale cabinetry completing the palette.
Vellcco Fine in MA01 gives this Kuala Lumpur feature wall a softly pitted surface. Warm linear lighting brings out the texture above a dark timber ledge, while blue-green tiles add contrast below.
Kuala Lumpur · Vellcco Fine · MA01 · Pitted effect.
Warm cream and gold-toned surfaces bring depth to this Istana Negara interior. MacoAvell’s custom textured finish sits alongside tall arched windows, carved timber panels and decorative metalwork, with project photographs recording both the surface details and work in progress.
Vellplas MA02 brings softly layered grey tones to this Kuala Lumpur project. Rounded feature-wall corners, a plain surround and black track lighting frame the finish, while additional views capture its tonal variation during the interior fit-out.
A tall staircase feature wall in Klang pairs MacoAvell Vellcco in Custom Black with Gold Wax. Layered relief, warm metallic highlights and a dark base create an aged-metal effect, framed by off-white walls, pendant lights and a dark handrail.
The Kota Kemuning reference records Vellplas in MA23 Beige. A beige palette and the soft movement of matte Marmorino offer a useful starting point for a residential wall that adds character without relying on strong contrast. Review the undertone beside the project’s timber, flooring and fabrics.
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MacoAvell Vellplas MA23 Beige Applied At Kota Kemuning residential.
This Rimbayu residence is recorded with Vellcco Fine in MA85 Ramie. The reference highlights the difference between a fine textured surface and a flat painted colour. For a similar direction, approve the scale of the relief together with the shade and the intended lighting.
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Residential-Rimbayu Vellcco Fine MA85 Ramie applied wall.
MA02 Light Grey gives this recorded Penang Vellplas reference a restrained colour direction. Matte Marmorino introduces a hand-applied pattern instead of a uniform block of grey. Use the photograph to discuss how much cloudy movement suits the room, then confirm the actual tone on a sample.
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Macoavell Vellplas MA02 applied wall at residential Penang.
The Eco Hill residential reference combines Vellcco with the recorded MA92 Carbon Grey colour. A deeper grey is a useful direction when the textured wall is intended to read as a focal surface. Compare the proposed relief and lighting before choosing how strong the contrast should be.
This Penang residence is identified as a Vellcco grey finish. Its legacy caption pairs MA98 with the name Iron Grey, a combination that needs colour-chart confirmation before ordering. The photograph remains a design reference for the textured effect; the approved physical sample should settle the exact code and tone.
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Residential-Penang MacoAvell Vellcco MA98 Iron Grey applied wall.
The recorded Penang living-room finish is Vellplas MA04 Warm Grey. This is a useful reference for introducing cloudy texture into a neutral interior without moving towards a high-gloss surface. Compare warm grey with nearby upholstery and flooring, because the surrounding palette affects how the undertone is perceived.
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Residential-Penang MacoAvell Vellplas MA04 Warm grey applied living room at wall.
The AhMa Pan Mee reference in Damansara records Vellplas in a custom grey. For a dining interior, a custom neutral can connect the wall finish with the wider material palette. The important selection is the full combination of grey tone, cloudy pattern and finishing treatment, not a generic grey name.
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MacoAvell Vellplas Custom Grey applied at AhMa Pan Mee Damansara.
The Via Jalan Anggerik photograph is recorded as a residential exterior Stone Art application. It introduces a more sculptural direction than a smooth plaster wall. The caption does not establish that Stonemix was used; a similar project requires confirmation of the actual material, substrate and exterior protection system.
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MacoAvell Stone art applied exterior wall at residential space.Via Jalan Anggerik
At the recorded Sastra U-Thant living-room reference in Kuala Lumpur, Vellplas MA04 Light Warm Grey provides the colour and finish direction. It is a useful starting point for a layered neutral interior. Approve the trowel movement at room scale rather than judging only a small texture close-up.
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Residential Sastra U-Thant Kuala Lumpur MacoAvell Vellplas MA04 Light Warm grey applied wall at living room
The Signature Kitchen reference in Malacca records MA01 Snow Grey. A light grey backdrop can be considered alongside cabinetry, worktops and display lighting without relying on a strong accent colour. The source does not specify the product, so the finish system should be identified before using this reference for an order.
This Eco Forest residence in Semenyih is recorded with Vellplas MA06 Khaki. The khaki direction offers an alternative to a cool grey palette, while the matte Marmorino technique provides surface movement. Review the current colour name and a physical sample together with timber, stone or other proposed materials.
Signature Kitchen, Kota Kemuning — Vellplas Snow Grey
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Vellplas MA01 Snow Grey is recorded at Signature Kitchen, Kota Kemuning. This view is useful for studying a light neutral decorative wall in a showroom setting. Compare the cloudy pattern with the geometry of cabinetry and display panels so that the background supports, rather than competes with, the presentation.
Kuala Lumpur sales gallery — custom Vellplas reference
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The first Kuala Lumpur sales-gallery view records a custom Vellplas finish. Custom colour selection allows a project team to coordinate the wall with a defined interior palette rather than relying only on a standard chart. The original caption does not identify a colour code or developer; those details should not be inferred.
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Residential-Kuala Lumpur Sales Gallery Vellplas custom applied at sales gallery.
Kuala Lumpur sales-gallery living room — custom Vellplas
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This living-room view in a Kuala Lumpur sales gallery is also recorded as custom Vellplas. It complements the other gallery references by showing how a decorative backdrop can be considered at room scale. For a related design, agree both the chosen colour and the amount of hand-applied movement.
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Residential- KL Sales Gallery MacoAvell vellplas Custom applied at Living room.
The Kuala Lumpur roller-effect reference records custom Vellcco with a vase in the composition. Here the technique is the key design distinction: a roller-created pattern differs from a polished or softly cloudy plaster effect. Request a representative sample made with the intended tool before specifying the repeat and relief.
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MacoAvell Vellcco Custom with Roller Effect finishing wall decorate with vase.
Damansara dining area — Thistle with black and copper-gold wax
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The Damansara dining-area reference combines Vellcco MA22 Thistle with black and copper-gold wax. This is a layered colour story rather than one paint shade. The base texture and finishing waxes should be sampled together, because their distribution and buffing change the final colour and reflective effect.
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MacoAvell Vellcco MA22 thistle top coated with black and copper gold wax applied at dining area
Signature Kitchen, Kuala Lumpur — Vellcco MA85 Ramie
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This Signature Kitchen view in Kuala Lumpur records Vellcco MA85 Ramie. It is a reference for adding stucco character to a showroom palette while retaining a defined colour direction. Discuss the actual texture scale and finish alongside cabinet doors and worktop samples rather than matching only the screen image.
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MacoAvell Vellcco MA85 Ramie applied at Signature Kitchen Kuala Lumpur.
The IPC Mall reference in Damansara identifies white Vellcco with a rough texture. It shows that a pale wall can gain visual interest from relief rather than added colour. For a similar commercial setting, review a sample under the proposed lighting and confirm maintenance and exposure requirements for the complete system.
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MacoAvell Vellcco rough texture applied wall at IPC Mall Damansara.
This Kuala Lumpur commercial reference records a custom black finish. A dark feature surface offers a different contrast strategy from the light-grey and beige references elsewhere in the portfolio. The caption does not identify the product or premises, so use the photograph to discuss the intended effect rather than assume a specification.
The second Build Folio photograph is identified as a Singapore reference. It provides another view to compare with the separately recorded Goldsmith image. No colour or product is attached to this particular caption; the two views should not automatically be treated as proof of an identical finish recipe.
The Build Folio reference in Singapore records MA42 Goldsmith. This warm colour direction can be considered when a design calls for something richer than neutral grey. Confirm the base product and any finishing treatment from a sample; the colour name alone does not establish a metallic wax or gloss level.
The Bonia reference in Johor Bahru records a custom Vellcco finish. For a retail design, a bespoke textured backdrop can be coordinated with the display concept and material palette. The source gives no exact colour recipe, so request a matched project sample rather than choosing a standard shade from this photograph.
The Bonia KLCC reference is another recorded custom Vellcco application, distinct from the Johor Bahru view. It offers a separate retail context for comparing the chosen texture. A shared brand and product name do not prove the same colour, relief or topcoat was used at both locations.
The Arunya reference in Kuala Lumpur is recorded with a custom colour. Use it as a conversation starter about an individual palette and surface character. Because the source does not identify the exact product or recipe, request technical confirmation and a physical sample before translating this visual into a specification.
AO Omakase in TTDI, Damansara, is recorded with custom Vellcco. The reference provides a dining-space context for a tactile decorative finish. For a similar atmosphere, review the wall sample under the actual evening lighting and confirm the complete surface treatment for the proposed use and maintenance routine.
The XO Damansara caption records a layered black-and-gold wax direction, with legacy colour notation that needs clarification. It is useful as a reference for a more expressive finishing treatment, not a ready-to-order recipe. Confirm the base colour, each wax tone and their application sequence on a sample.
This additional Signature Kitchen Kuala Lumpur photograph records MA85 Ramie. It preserves another view of the portfolio rather than replacing a similarly named reference. Use the image to compare how the shade and surface pattern read beside the showroom materials; confirm the product where the caption does not state it.
Signature Kitchen, Kuala Lumpur — custom black Vellcco
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The custom black Vellcco reference at Signature Kitchen Kuala Lumpur introduces a stronger contrast than the Ramie views. It is a useful comparison when choosing whether cabinetry or the wall should be the visual focal point. Approve the dark tone and texture together under the intended display lighting.
The Orito reference in TTDI, Damansara, is labelled Stone Art. It offers a more dimensional design direction than a simple flat wall colour. The image label does not identify a specific packaged product, so MacoAvell should confirm the material and construction method before a similar surface is specified.
The L’Occitane reference in Penang records a custom Vellcco finish. A retail backdrop is best evaluated with its display fixtures, lighting and colour palette, not in isolation. This photograph supports that design conversation; the original record does not establish a standard colour code or identical finish for other branches.
The Kuala Lumpur Kenny Rogers reference records custom Vellcco. It presents a textured-wall direction in a dining setting and is separate from the IOI Kulai reference. When planning a similar space, confirm the actual colour, relief and suitable finishing treatment rather than assuming every outlet shares one specification.
The HSBC Bank reference in Kuala Lumpur records MA22 Thistle. It adds a commercial-office context to the portfolio’s colour comparisons. The product and finishing method are not identified in this caption, so use the reference to shortlist a colour direction and request the appropriate complete sample.
This second Kuala Lumpur commercial reference records MA50 Rhino. A named colour provides a starting point, but the wall’s visual character also depends on the application pattern and light. Confirm the exact finish and current colour sample before using the photograph as the basis for a tender or order.
Commercial interior, Kuala Lumpur — MA03 Shade Grey
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MA03 Shade Grey is recorded in this Kuala Lumpur commercial reference. It is useful for comparing a defined grey palette with the warmer neutral and custom-black examples. For your own scheme, select the shade alongside actual materials and confirm whether a softer pattern or stronger relief is desired.
The Fairy Park reference in Klang records MA42 Goldsmith with Tuscany Gold. This combination should be read as a complete colour-and-finish direction rather than one flat colour. Sample the base and finishing layer together to judge the warmth, reflectivity and amount of contrast across the textured surface.
Gelly Wee Wedding Gown, Kuala Lumpur — MA93 reference
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The Gelly Wee Wedding Gown reference in Kuala Lumpur records MA93, with an inconsistent legacy colour-name spelling. The photograph provides a boutique setting for finish selection, but the exact current shade name should be checked before ordering. Review the surface beside the boutique’s actual lighting and display palette.
Headspa One Hair, Kuala Lumpur — MA13 Natural Beige
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The Headspa One Hair reference in Kuala Lumpur records MA13 Natural Beige. It offers a softer colour direction for a service interior. Compare the shade with the selected furnishings and lighting, then choose a surface pattern that supports the desired atmosphere without assuming a product that the caption does not name.
Home apartment, Kuala Lumpur — layered greys and clear wax
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The Kuala Lumpur apartment reference records MA01, MA02, black and clear wax. This is a layered finish recipe, not one standard colour. A trial sample should establish where the tones sit, how strongly they contrast and how the clear finishing layer affects the final sheen.
The recorded home-bar reference in Kuala Lumpur uses MA03 Shade Grey. A grey decorative wall can be considered as a backdrop to a more intimate part of the home. Review the surface under the actual bar lighting, where texture and sheen may read differently from daylight.
This Kuala Lumpur home-room reference records MA99 Iron Grey alongside Snow Grey. The pairing provides a useful study of contrast within a grey palette. Confirm the placement and texture of both tones on a sample; the caption does not define their proportions or the full coating system.
The Carsome Kuala Lumpur reference records MA02 Light Grey. It adds a commercial setting to the portfolio’s light-neutral examples. The photograph can guide discussions about a restrained background, but a matching project still needs confirmation of the product, texture scale and intended finishing treatment.
This second Carsome Kuala Lumpur photograph also records MA02 Light Grey. It is retained as an additional view, not counted as proof of a separate completed project. Compare it with the first reference when assessing how the colour and surface pattern read across the commercial space.
Carenis Pet Wellness, Penang — Yale Blue and Natural Beige
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The Carenis Pet Wellness reference in Penang records MA39 Yale Blue with MA13 Natural Beige. The two-colour direction contrasts a defined blue with a softer neutral. For a related design, approve both tones together and confirm the product system, rather than assuming suitability from the business type alone.
MA04 Light Warm Grey is recorded at the Beauty Hair Salon reference in Kuala Lumpur. A warm-grey background offers a different starting point from either bright white or a strongly coloured wall. Test the finish beside the actual mirrors and lighting before deciding on the degree of texture.
The Art Room reference in Penang records MA27 Hazel Green. It introduces a green colour direction into the portfolio and can be used to discuss a more individual interior palette. Confirm the current colour sample and product before specifying how the texture should relate to surrounding display or artwork.
The ALV Suites & Hotels reference in Penang records a custom Vellplas finish. It provides a hospitality context for matte Marmorino rather than a domestic example alone. For a similar direction, review the cloudy pattern, colour and complete topcoat under the lighting specified for the actual guest or shared space.
The 4Fingers Kuala Lumpur reference records MA98 Steel Grey. It is a useful comparison for a dining interior considering a more defined grey direction. The source does not identify the base product, so colour and texture matching should be established through a product-specific sample rather than the name alone.
The ZUS Coffee reference in Penang records a custom Vellplas finish. Matte Marmorino is presented here in a café context, offering a reference for a softly patterned backdrop. A custom finish should be matched with an approved sample, because the image does not provide a standard colour code.
The Respond Kuala Lumpur reference records MA02 Light Grey. It is another setting in which to compare a restrained grey palette. Since the source gives only the location label and colour, treat the image as inspiration and ask MacoAvell to identify the product and pattern for a similar project.
Restaurant & bar, Kuala Lumpur — MA75 Sandish Rose
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This Kuala Lumpur restaurant-and-bar reference records MA75 Sandish Rose. It provides a rose-toned alternative to the portfolio’s many grey and beige finishes. Consider the colour together with the venue’s evening lighting, then approve the actual texture and topcoat on a sample before specifying the wall.
The Penang salon-and-spa reference records MA13 Natural Beige. It can help a design team discuss a light, neutral backdrop without defaulting to plain white. The actual finish should be evaluated with the planned lighting and furnishings; the caption alone does not establish a product or maintenance specification.
Signature Kitchen, Kota Kemuning — Snow Grey additional view
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This additional Signature Kitchen Kota Kemuning view records MA01 Snow Grey. It complements the separate Vellplas-labelled image already in the gallery. Both photographs remain available so the designer can compare the finish at different viewpoints, while confirming the full specification from a current sample.
The Estate reference at Bangsar South records MA01 Snow Grey. The light-neutral colour direction is a useful point of comparison for an interior palette that needs a quiet wall treatment. The source does not specify an exact unit, completion date or product, so those details are not inferred here.
The Rabbit Hole Kuala Lumpur reference records MA24 Sleep Pink. It introduces a pink colour direction that can be studied alongside the portfolio’s neutral examples. Judge the sample under the intended lighting and confirm the surface pattern, since colour alone does not describe the complete decorative effect.
The Valor Force reference in Kuala Lumpur records MA05 Crush Rock. It can support a discussion about a named neutral colour within a commercial palette. The exact product and coating build are not supplied in the caption; a matching sample and technical confirmation should follow any visual shortlist.
The Bandar Parklands residential reference records MA58 French Vanilla, with a spelling variation in the older caption. This offers a different neutral direction from grey. Review the current physical sample with flooring and timber to establish the tone, texture and finishing treatment for a comparable home.
The Sri Kembangan residence records Vellplas in a custom green. The reference shows how a cloudy matte finish can be discussed outside the usual beige-and-grey palette. A custom recipe should be developed and approved on a sample rather than matched solely from the colour displayed on a screen.
Kuala Lumpur sales gallery — further custom Vellplas view
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This further Kuala Lumpur sales-gallery photograph is recorded as custom Vellplas. It is retained alongside the other views because each image can help communicate the intended scale and character of the finish. No developer, project area or exact colour recipe is established by the original caption.
The Jalan Jubilee residential reference records MA22 Thistle. It provides another context for comparing that colour with the commercial and wax-layered references in the gallery. Confirm the base product and topcoat for this particular effect; sharing a colour name does not make separate finishes identical.
Bukit Jalil residence — Shade Grey, silver and clear wax
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The Bukit Jalil residential reference records MA03 Shade Grey with a silver finishing reference and clear wax. This combination is best treated as a complete layered sample. The metallic accent and clear layer may change the apparent tone or sheen compared with the base colour on its own.
This Kuala Lumpur residence records MA92 Carbon Grey. It offers a domestic comparison for a deeper grey decorative wall. Before selecting a similarly dark direction, review the proposed sample under day and evening light and confirm how much texture is appropriate for the intended wall.
This sales-gallery photograph records a custom Vellplas finish but does not specify a location. It remains part of the complete portfolio without assigning an unverified city or development. Use the visual to discuss the cloudy texture, then request the correct project information and sample before reproducing the direction.
Onitsuka Tiger, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur — custom Vellplas
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The Pavilion Kuala Lumpur reference for Onitsuka Tiger records custom Vellplas. It provides a retail setting for a matte Marmorino direction. The custom colour and application pattern should be matched through a physical sample; no standard shade, project date or identical finish across other stores is implied.
The Kens Apothecary reference at Sunway Pyramid records MA13 Natural Beige. It provides a light-neutral retail comparison within the gallery. Review the actual shade and texture with display materials and lighting, and distinguish this named-colour reference from the separately recorded custom finish at The Gardens.
Kens Apothecary, The Gardens Mid Valley — custom Vellplas
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The Kens Apothecary reference at The Gardens, Mid Valley, records custom Vellplas. It is a separate finish record from the Natural Beige Sunway Pyramid view. A similar retail wall should be developed from its own approved sample, including the colour, degree of cloudy movement and final surface treatment.
The KGB reference in Petaling Jaya records MA03 Shade Grey. It adds a dining-space comparison to this defined grey colour direction. Discuss the actual texture and finishing treatment with the intended lighting and wall use; the caption does not by itself confirm the base product.
Kuala Lumpur living home — Yale Blue and dark waxes
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This Kuala Lumpur living-home reference records MA39 Yale Blue with dark-grey and navy-blue wax. The effect is a coordinated layered palette rather than one shade. Trial the distribution of the darker finishes over the base texture to establish the desired movement, contrast and final sheen.
Kuala Lumpur living home — Crush Rock and silver wax
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The second living-home reference in Kuala Lumpur records MA05 Crush Rock with a silver wax treatment. It provides an alternative to the blue-and-dark-wax direction in the previous view. Compare the complete layered samples under the same light to make a meaningful design choice.
The Nando’s Kuala Lumpur reference records MA04 Light Warm Grey. It offers another dining-interior context for a warm neutral palette. The image is a starting point for discussing atmosphere and texture; the current product, finish treatment and maintenance requirements should be confirmed separately for each project.
The Nippon Sushi reference at AEON Wangsa Maju records MA13 Natural Beige. It is a useful dining-space reference for a softer neutral wall. When considering a similar direction, compare the physical finish with the seating, timber and actual lighting rather than relying on the digital shade alone.
The One Hair reference in Bukit Jalil records MA01 Snow Grey. This light-grey palette offers a point of comparison for a service interior that needs a restrained backdrop. Confirm the application pattern with a sample, especially where strong lighting or mirrors make surface variation more noticeable.
The Kenny Rogers reference at IOI Kulai records MA13 Natural Beige. It is retained separately from the Kuala Lumpur custom-Vellcco reference because the recorded location and colour information differ. Use it to shortlist a neutral dining-space direction, then confirm the exact product and complete finishing system.
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Choose the whole finish.
Use the photographs to discuss texture, colour and the room’s wider material palette. Confirm the selected product, colour and application system with a physical sample. Older captions sometimes use different names for the same code; their wording has been retained where confirmation is needed.
Reference stories use recorded locations and finishes. They do not establish completion dates, project area, architectural authorship or a tested performance claim.
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