Embossed material: the evolution of pressed wood
The evolution of wood
In interior architecture, wood is undergoing a significant transition, from a simple surface finish to a sculptural element capable of defining volumes through chiaroscuro.
The expansion of the Rexa range moves in this direction, introducing processes that transform the two dimensional plane into a dynamic surface.
Texture Grid - Oak Black
Texture Grid - Oak Black
The rhythm of the third dimension
The core of this update lies in the Grid and Twist textures.
These are not simply decorative patterns, but part of a constructive process in which the layering of pressed wood veneer sheets creates a continuous three dimensionality. This material depth allows the piece of furniture to interact actively with light, creating a play of shadows that changes the perception of the object depending on the point of view.
Texture Twist - Oak Light
Texture Twist - Oak Light
An atmospheric palette
The chromatic extension does not respond only to an aesthetic logic, but offers tools to define the atmosphere of the space:
- light and transparency: the Oak and Oak Light variants enhance formal purity.
- depth and rigor: the Tobacco, Deep Brown, Smoked, and Black tones give a stronger architectural presence, ideal for projects with a bold character.
