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COLOUR, TEXTURE & LIGHT
Start with the surface you love. Explore its colours, compare the applications and let ISF help you make it yours.
01 · Silk & textile
Silken reflection, suede softness and woven movement. Compare the character, then explore the full colour reference.
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Satin, in another light.
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Softly trowelled movement gives satin colour its depth. Explore the original pages, then look more closely at the silver and gold-based colours.
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The quiet character of fabric.
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Suede, Shantung and Linen effects bring different rhythms to the same idea of softness. Read the texture beside the room, not the shade alone.
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Silken colour. A personal gesture.
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The application leaves its own signature in the surface. Discover the decorative treatments in the original edition and explore the colour that brings them to life.
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02 · Sand & shimmer
Fine texture and changing reflections. From quiet mineral shimmer to the wave-like movement of Mavericks.
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A gentler play of light.
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Fine grain and brushed movement catch the light quietly. Explore the original catalogue, then compare the surface across its colours.
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Light, in motion.
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Iridescent colour gives the wall a restless beauty. Move between the room, the original pages and individual colours to see its expressive range.
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The grain makes the difference.
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Sand texture is the starting point. The Lux and Matt treatments give it different expressions: explore the application and reflection as carefully as the colour.
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03 · Concrete & plaster
Architectural concrete and decorative plaster, shaped by grain, direction and the marks of the tool.
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Concrete, with character.
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From quiet architectural planes to strongly worked texture, the application changes the reading of the wall. Explore the different concrete effects in the original edition.
Explore the colours and applications in the original catalogue.
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The art of the understated wall.
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Plaster character, explored through four applications. Look at the grain, the marks and the way light moves over each treatment before choosing your colour.
04 · Marble effects
Layered colour and directional veining give Marmorizzato its depth. Compare the original arrangements before choosing a reference.
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Follow the vein.
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Layered marble effects give the surface direction and depth. Explore the original arrangements, then open a reference to study its colour and movement.
05 · Metallic surfaces
Rich metallic movement, softer reflections and worked pearlescence. Compare Klondike, Klondike Light and Meteore 8 in their original editions.
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Metallic colour, softly weathered.
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Broken reflection and tonal variation give Klondike its recognisable character. The original pages place the finish beside its colours and decorative treatments.
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A lighter touch of metal.
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A softer metallic expression, shaped by the application. Compare the original, gold and silver treatments in the catalogue, then look closely at an individual colour.
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Texture beneath the reflection.
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Pearlescent colour moves across a worked surface. Explore the V55 Matt and V88 Satiné edition, its applications and its original colour references.
06 · Weathered metals
The warm character of Corten and the oxidised depth of Ferro. Two distinct finishes, each with its own effects and application system.
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Warmth with an edge.
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Rust-like colour brings warmth and a weathered presence. Explore the original Corten pages, then compare the individual colours for the character you want.
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Oxidised. Expressive. Unmistakable.
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Oxidised, Copper Oxide and Oxidised Galvanised each tell a different story. Open an effect to see its original catalogue detail and application route together.
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Specialist finishes · By enquiry
For Venetian plaster, microcement and specialist metal or textile effects, talk through the finish and supply with ISF before ordering.
THE COLLECTION, TO KEEP
Keep the original catalogues beside your fabrics, flooring and plans. Choose one finish, or bring several editions together as your project takes shape.
Buy printed cataloguesPrinted catalogues and applied samples are different things. A sample lets you judge the finish in your own light.
Italian finishes, with ISF
A finish is more than a colour. ISF helps you consider its texture, your light and the way you want the room to feel. Explore an applied sample, plan the matching materials or talk through professional application. Materials delivered across the UK.
Bring your plans, photographs and material ideas. Look at the finishes together with ISF, then decide how to take your project forward.
Explore the London StudioDigital colours are a starting point. An applied sample lets you judge the colour, texture and sheen in your own light.
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03 · From material to wall
Preparation, application and the selected materials belong to one finish. Review the complete cycle before beginning the work.
Start with the intended texture and movement.
Use a Rif documented for that application.
Review the Meteore 10 body, C100 colour and any relevant protection or additions.
04 · Before you begin
Vintage requires an individual specification review. Other applications retain their method-specific reference eligibility and material quantities.
Read the complete manufacturer catalogue →Dilute Meteore 10 with 100 ml of water per litre and C100 Over with 10% water. Work the relief before the body dries, then allow 24 hours at 20°C before C100 Over. Its published consumption differs from the other five methods; read the coverage notes below.
Apply Meteore 10 with PV43 and work it while wet using the tools for the chosen effect. Allow 24 hours at 20°C before C100 Over. The Rif colours C100 Over; it is not a tint instruction for the Meteore 10 body.
Pixel Pens can emphasise joints before C100 Over, and again after it dries if desired. The catalogue pairs its Rifs with a Pixel Pen reference. Joint layout remains a project decision; a room photograph does not set it for you. Prepare a stable, clean support, repair as required and apply Primer 1200. Allow 6 hours at 20°C before Meteore 10. Optional Finish V18 Matt increases water resistance. Apply after 24 hours at 20°C, in one or two coats with 4 hours between them. The system is for interior decoration; water resistance does not establish waterproofing or suitability for a floor or wet zone.
Apply and store above +10°C and below +30°C. Full hardening takes about 28 days, depending on conditions. Trial a complete cycle on a small area to check adhesion, resistance and the final appearance. The catalogue warns of 15–20% variation from its images and between batches. These notes follow the supplied Cemento catalogue, especially PDF 37; working demonstrations complement the written information.
The same finish changes with light, application and the surrounding colours. Use a physical sample and a trial area to confirm the intended result.
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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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