polytec’s prowess in the decorative surfaces industry is rising with the introduction of its newest board and laminate range – Metallic Leaf.
January 1st, 2018
Metallic finishes have been popular in the design world for years – from industrial design to modern style. The reason is obvious; metallic style can add an enhanced sense of glamour and style to any space, whether it be a feature wall, open shelving and cabinets or joinery highlights.
For polytec’s Metallic Leaf range, the style offers a subtle yet impactful addition to a kitchen, bathroom or commercial project – adding a hint of class and regal appeal. The finish options include copper, platinum, gold, light brass and rose gold, all ideal to pair with solid classic matt surfaces to create a sense of luxury.
Unique to each design, the Metallic Leaf range has inherent metallic properties that show directional lines and waves, leaving each colour unique and special to the design.
Available now as a prefinished board in a Matt finish in a mix of sizes, see the full range at polytec.com.au.
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