
01 / Quiet depth
Meteore 10 Intonaco
Light traces the hand-worked relief. Begin with the application, then find the colour that belongs in your room.
Explore the material ↗Italian Surface Finishes in UK
UK‑adapted application cycle for Valsetin 2 — a modern silk wall system composed of Primer 400 tinted undercoat plus 1–2 thin silk coats. This guide mirrors the method used in the London Studio and Academy so Valsetin 2 can sit cleanly alongside Meteore 10 Intonaco, Klondike Classic and Sabulador Soft in one specification.
VALSETIN 2 SILK WALL SYSTEM · PRIMER 400 + SILK COATS · ARCHITECTURAL FINISHES BY VALPAINT IN LONDON
Valsetin 2 is a silk‑effect wall system for interiors that need both visual refinement and documented low‑VOC performance. It works as a disciplined cycle:
If you know classic Valsetin, think of Valsetin 2 as the low‑VOC, specification‑driven version — designed to sit neatly in the same project ecosystem as Meteore 10, Klondike and Sabulador Soft.
The film below shows the Primer 400 + Valsetin 2 cycle in action. Use it alongside this written guide and the Technical Data Sheet when planning samples or on‑site mock‑ups.
At around 20 °C and normal humidity:
After full curing, maintain Valsetin 2 by light dusting with a soft cloth or microfibre duster. Occasional marks can be removed with a slightly damp cloth and mild neutral detergent. Avoid abrasive pads, harsh chemicals and steam cleaning, which can burnish the silk film.
Keep Valsetin 2 to dry, ventilated interiors. For shower interiors and permanently wet areas, use E‑VOLUTION PLUS as part of Waterproof Artistic Walls as the waterproof body, and continue the silk / textile language on adjacent dry walls.
Use the links below to move from demonstration to live specification, training and network support for Valsetin 2 as part of the broader Italian Surface Finishes system.
Links for designers, applicators and studios working with Valsetin 2 and related architectural finishes.

01 / Quiet depth
Light traces the hand-worked relief. Begin with the application, then find the colour that belongs in your room.
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02 / Moving light
An expressive, light-catching finish with wave-like movement across the wall. Explore the original references before choosing your colour.
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03 / Weathered character
Broken colour and oxidation create an irregular surface. Keep the complete effect together when specifying.
Explore the material ↗Original VALPAINT room photographs. Colour and application are chosen separately; these are not exact room-colour matches.

A documented material study
The original catalogue identifies this room as Argento 700 + 539 E. Beside it, the genuine specimen shows the fine crossed movement of trowelled silk. The room, close detail and reference each tell a different part of the story.

Screens cannot establish a physical colour match. Confirm colour, texture and sheen with an applied sample in your own light.

Measurement guide · illustrative dimensions
Measure the full wall, then deduct the areas you will not coat. Add your own dimensions to see a proportional drawing.
Enter your measurements and review the preparation, finish and whole packs together. Your wall area and the material supplied stay clearly separate.
Start a wall ↗ISF installation
Would you like ISF to apply it? Work through a separate installation estimate, with site details and project review.
Plan installation with ISF ↗IN THE CATALOGUES
The original pages, from first inspiration to the finer details. Find the finish that feels right for your room.

Bring the room, the reference and the questions. Sidorela and ISF connect the material with the practical decisions behind your wall. Explore the applied surfaces at the London Studio, by appointment.
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