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Decorative surfaces can be broadly classified into two types viz., overlays (products such as foils, high-pressure laminates, papers, TFL, veneers, and vinyl) and coatings. These are applied by various techniques to panels like particleboard, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), and hardboard. Composites that are available in both liquid and powder forms are used as industrial decorative surfaces on composite wood substrates.

The design industry has become a necessity, adding value and durability to commercial and residential applications. Decorative Surfaces  Building Materials Reporter uncovers the latest trends in architecture, decoration, and design. Our blog is a great space of reference for inspiration and avant-garde.

Red Oxide Flooring: The Things You Should Know

Red oxide flooring is nothing but cement oxide which is red in color. They are again gaining their popularity and have begun to become the style status as a part of modern interior design.

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Broken Ceramic Tiles and Terrazzo Flooring Decorates This Cafe Designed by Dubai-based Roar Studio

Broken Ceramic Tiles and Terrazzo Flooring Decorates This Cafe Designed by Dubai-based Roar Studio

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The Walls of Rane Vidyalaya, Inspired from Temple and Local Houses, Constitute Layers Of Local Materials | Shanmugam Associates

Chennai-based architecture firm used local materials like grey fly ash bricks, red wire cut bricks, terracotta jali and baked earth tiles to design this full-fledged K12 campus in the Tier-II city of Tamil Nadu.

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