HDsurface from Italy
The Italian brand develops decorative floor and wall systems, with references including Max Mara, MDF Italia and Rimadesio. Its Color System was developed with designer David Lopez Quincoces. WA01 specifies PerfectCombination, a cement-based resin system with a matt finish.
A bathroom with clear lines
Without a tile grid, the bathroom’s forms stand out. Walls, floor, basin and lighting create a calm whole, complemented by Gessi Via Tortona fittings in Finox. Fewer small tile joints also simplify cleaning; use the products recommended for the system.
The mark of craftsmanship
A hand-applied surface has depth. Subtle variations give it life, while light reveals its texture differently through the day. We coordinate colours and materials using samples alongside timber, metal and fabrics. The approved sample forms the basis for execution.
Quality at the junctions
At doors, showers and changes of material, a good idea becomes good workmanship. We plan these details too. Wet areas require a suitable system, professional waterproofing and careful application.
Beautiful in daily use
Appropriate care preserves the surface’s character. At handover, you receive guidance on cleaners, protection, furniture pads and later repairs.
Gessi: Italian fittings in detail
Gessi is an Italian luxury design-fittings brand. The brushed nickel Finox finish of the Via Tortona collection provides a precise accent against matt surfaces.
Experience it at WA01
HDsurface is specified for all interiors except bedrooms. At a viewing, see how the surfaces work with windows, doors and fittings.
Checklist
- Record the product, colour and build-up.
- View a binding sample under real lighting.
- Clarify junctions, wet areas and necessary joints.
- Document care, repairs and cleaning products.
Frequently asked questions
Is every HDsurface finish suitable for showers?
The specific system matters. According to the manufacturer, PerfectCombination is also intended for bathrooms and showers.
Will the finished surface match the photograph?
The agreed samples govern, not photographs.
