The Surface Encyclopedia
Every surface, one place.
From the surfaces we craft every day to the rarest finishes in the world — explore decorative surfaces by the look you love, and see where each one belongs in a home.
Resin-Bound
A seamless “stone carpet” — natural aggregate bound in clear resin and hand-trowelled to a smooth, permeable finish. Where RBS began, and still made in-house.
Microcement
A thin, jointless mineral coating that flows seamlessly across floors, walls and even wet areas — contemporary, continuous, calm.
Marmorino
A hand-worked lime plaster from Venice that carries the soft, cloudy depth of stone. Matte to gentle satin, with a quiet drift of marble movement rather than a mirror shine.
Metallic Epoxy
A poured, mirror-smooth floor with shifting metallic depth — like liquid stone caught mid-flow and set forever underfoot.
Stucco Veneziano
Venetian lime plaster taken to its glossiest conclusion: whisper-thin layers burnished to a glassy, marble-like sheen, with light that seems to sink in before it returns. The finish most people picture when they say Venetian plaster.
Flake Epoxy
A hard-wearing resin floor scattered with soft flecks of colour — speckled, seamless and quietly forgiving underfoot.
Intonachino
A fine-sand lime plaster with a matte skin and a whisper of grain — the breathable, unpolished finish of Tuscan villas, equally at home on an interior wall and a sun-warmed façade.
Poured Epoxy
A seamless, self-levelling resin floor poured to a flawless high-gloss finish — industrial poise softened into quiet luxury.
Grassello di Calce
The aged lime-putty finish that all Venetian plasterwork is built upon: smooth, satin and quietly luminous, softening light rather than throwing it back. The gentle base beneath every richer effect.
Rubber Surfaces
A soft, seamless poured rubber surface — quietly cushioned underfoot and laid in one continuous sweep, at home around pools, gardens, play areas and wellness spaces.
Clay Plaster
A raw earthen finish of clay, fine sand and natural pigment — deeply matte, velvety and grounding, in the tones of sand and ochre. It softens the light and quietly steadies the air of a room.
Terrazzo
Marble and stone chips scattered through a binder, then ground and polished to a soft, speckled sheen — a floor with centuries of Venetian craft in every fleck.
Spatolato
A trowelled lime finish with soft, cloudy movement and a matte-to-satin sheen — modern, tone-on-tone and calm, where the sweep of the blade becomes the pattern of the wall.
Polished Concrete
The floor already beneath your feet, brought to life — concrete ground and refined until it glows, from a soft, honed matte to a deep, mirror-like sheen.
Cocciopesto
Lime warmed with crushed fired terracotta, giving a soft pink-earth surface flecked with brick. One of the oldest water-loving finishes ever made, at ease even where water lives.
Tadelakt
A silken Moroccan lime plaster, burnished by hand until it turns to soft stone — seamless, sensual and naturally water-safe, at home in the most beautiful bathrooms.
Travertino
A lime plaster that captures the soft, open-pored beauty of travertine stone — quiet movement and gentle shadow across a wall you can run your hand along.
Liquid Metal
A skin of real bronze, copper or iron spread over any shape like plaster, then burnished bright or coaxed into patina. The gravity of solid metal, without the weight of it.
Béton Ciré
French “waxed concrete” — a warm, hand-finished surface with the soft depth of poured stone and the glow of a waxed, lived-in patina.
Scagliola
The centuries-old art of conjuring marble and precious stone from pigmented gypsum — polished until the eye simply cannot tell it from the real thing.
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