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Designs terminology
Aged Brass
A patinated brass finish that gives an antique look.
Alabaster
A smooth, translucent stone used in lighting fixtures and decor.
Bamboo
A sustainable, lightweight material used for flooring and furniture.
Basalt
A dark, volcanic stone used for contemporary architecture and decor.
Bouclé
A textured, looped wool fabric, often used in upholstery.
Burl Wood
A unique, highly figured wood grain often used for furniture veneers.
Cane
A lightweight material derived from rattan, used in woven furniture.
Cast Iron
A heavy, durable metal used in furniture and architectural details.
Chenille
A velvety, textured fabric used in upholstery and textiles.
Chinoiserie Lacquer
A decorative, hand-painted lacquer finish inspired by Chinese motifs.
Concrete
A durable material used for flooring, countertops, and industrial-style furniture.
Cork
A sustainable, lightweight material used for flooring and wall coverings.
Faux Fur
A synthetic, plush material used for throws and cushions.
Fluted Glass
A ribbed, textured glass often used in cabinetry and partitions..
Galvanized Steel
A rust-resistant, industrial metal used in contemporary design.
Granite
A durable, speckled stone used in kitchens and bathrooms.
Jute
A coarse, natural fiber used for rugs and textiles.
Lacquer
A glossy, high-shine finish applied to wood or metal surfaces.
Leather
A durable, natural hide used in furniture, upholstery, and accessories.
Marble
A high-end, natural stone used for countertops, flooring, and decor.
Metal Mesh
A woven or perforated metal used for industrial and modern designs.
Mohair
A soft, durable fabric made from the Angora goat, often used in upholstery.
Onyx
A translucent, high-end stone used for decorative surfaces.
Parchment
A material made from treated animal skin, used in decorative finishes or the paper used is typically a type of washi, a translucent paper made from the fibers of plants like kōzo (mulberry), gampi, or mitsumat
Parquet
A patterned wood flooring, commonly seen in herringbone or chevron designs.
Pewter
A soft, silvery-gray metal used in traditional decor.
Plaster
A smooth or textured wall finish used in creating a weathered, tactile surface, or with rich finishes like Venetian plaster or to create a smooth, durable surface wall lathing
Quartz
A synthetic or natural stone used for countertops and surfaces.
Raffia
A natural fiber derived from palm leaves, used in woven decor.
Rattan
A natural material used for lightweight woven furniture.
Reclaimed Wood
Wood salvaged and repurposed for sustainable furniture and flooring.
Resin
A synthetic or natural material used for modern furniture and decorative objects.
Seagrass
A natural fiber used for rugs and baskets.
Shagreen
A textured material made from stingray leather, used in luxury furniture.
Sisal
A strong, durable fiber commonly used for rugs and carpets.
Suede
A soft, napped leather used for upholstery and decorative accents.
Tadelakt
A Moroccan plaster finish that is waterproof and smooth.
Terrazzo
A composite material of chips (marble, quartz, glass) set in concrete.
Travertine
A type of limestone often used for flooring and countertops.
Velvet
A soft, luxurious fabric with a dense pile, often used for upholstery.
Wicker
A weaving technique using rattan, willow, or synthetic fibers for furniture.
Zellige Tile
Handcrafted Moroccan tiles with a glossy, imperfect finish.
