AURA / Architectural surfaces
Material with a presence.
Liquid metal, embossed relief and special surfaces for interiors with a distinct identity. A wall becomes a focal point. A door carries a quieter metallic rhythm. A curved furniture base gains depth, warmth and character.
AURA brings specialist finish application to architectural panels, joinery, furniture and sculptural details. Our evolving collection explores colour, texture and light, with bespoke finishes developed to suit each project.
Architectural application study / satin bronze penthouse interior.
Khilda, Amman / styled project view. Liquid-metal application on wood. Design: CAP Architects.
Khilda / architectural view.
Original AURA collection
Colour. Texture. Relief.
Polished reflection, directional brushing and the irregular character of oxidation create a broad architectural palette. Embossed geometry adds another dimension: shadows deepen the pattern while highlights reveal the raised surface.
Our original panels provide a physical reference for choosing the finish, with further expressions developed to suit the project. Numeric references identify AURA panels; they are not manufacturer product codes.
Application study / wave-relief reception inspired by AURA 08.
Interior study based on cylindrical fireplace site photography. Design: NAD Studio. Contractor: Brackets Contracting Co.
Faces. Edges. Curves. Returns.
A finish that follows the form.
Prepared wood and MDF, metal, compatible plastics and selected interior wall surfaces offer possibilities for decorative application. Coating, primer and protective finish are selected together for the intended substrate and use.
Application studies illustrate design possibilities. Finish colour and sheen are confirmed against a physical reference. Exterior suitability and technical performance are assessed for the selected system.
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The AURA portfolios.
Architectural surfaces portfolio · PDFFinish catalogue · PDF
Create a surface with character.
Liquid metal, embossed finishes and special surfaces.
AURA / Architectural surfaces
Wasfi Tal Street, Khalda
Amman, Jordan