Lacquer
28 colors, glossy or matte, and any custom shade.
Materials & finishes
Material, above all
More than 200 door and worktop finishes, to see and touch in our two Paris showrooms. Lacquers, wood, Fenix, porcelain, glass, Corian: every surface is chosen to last.
Door and front finishes
From gloss lacquer to brushed oak, every family of materials has its own character, feel and care requirements. Our advisers guide you towards the right combination.
Technolac Lux
The depth of the glossy lacquer, the durability of a technical surface.
Micalux
A glossy lacquer with a micaceous effect, changing depending on the light.
Metallic lacquer
Deep metallic shades, matte or satin.
Medicalized
A matte lacquer with pearlescent reflections, soft to the touch.
Vintage Light
The patina of aged metal, revisited for the kitchen.
Melamine
The widest choice of decor, for a controlled budget.
Drink
Flamed, knotted or sliced oak: the nobility of real wood.
Fenix NTM
Ultra-matte, fingerprint-resistant, self-healing: the benchmark surface.
Laminate
Realistic scenery, a surface that can withstand anything.
Sandstone
The ceramic stone on the facade: mineral, unalterable.
X-Steel
Steel, reinterpreted: brushed, textured, warm.
Glass
Whether glossy or satin, lacquered glass captures the light.
Corian
A solid, seamless, thermoformable surface.
The surface you will touch every day
HPL laminate, Fenix, granite, marble, quartz, Corian, ceramic, glass: an exclusive range selected for its durability and resistance.
Samples are chosen in the hand
Our interior architects show you the samples, the mechanisms and the installed compositions, and draw your project with you.
Ce que nos clients nous demandent
What is the difference between lacquer, Fenix, and laminate?
Lacquered surfaces offer the greatest range of colors and unparalleled depth, whether glossy or matte. Fenix is an ultra-matte, smudge-resistant, and self-healing surface that is highly valued for everyday use. Laminate offers realistic designs (wood, stone) at a more affordable price.
All of them are on display in our showrooms: the feel of the product is often the deciding factor.
Can we choose a custom color?
Yes. In addition to the 28 colors in the lacquer color chart, we can produce any RAL or NCS color upon request, in either a glossy or matte finish.
Which countertop should you choose?
Porcelain tile and quartz are the most durable for everyday use (heat, stains, scratches). Fenix and laminate offer excellent value for the price. Marble and granite provide a unique look, though they require a bit more maintenance. We’ll help you choose based on your specific needs.