CoverStyl colors and materials
CoverStyl collection
The power of interior wrapping also lies in the choice. CoverStyl has collections with wood, stone, concrete, metal, textile and solid-colour looks. There are also specific lines with different properties, including products for outdoor use and more intensive applications. However, the name of a collection does not mean that every variant is suitable for every location.
A good choice starts here
Not every surface and not every application requires the same approach. These points determine what is both attractive and technically sound.
Which existing materials will remain? A warm wooden floor may call for a calm front, while a cool tiled floor can benefit from a wood accent. Consider daylight, artificial light and large areas of colour. The best sample is not automatically the most striking one, but the one that works in your interior.
Films differ in composition, finish, flexibility and scratch resistance. A flat cabinet door, a curved edge and an exterior facade each require something different. For a specific application, we therefore check the current product data and have the specialist carrying out the work confirm the material.
A digital photo can distort colour and texture. With a wood look, you will want to feel the grain; with a matte colour, you will want to know how light falls on it. We advise using samples and, where possible, assess the combination with your floor, window coverings and furniture.
Port of Altea helps with the interior selection and putting together a harmonious whole. Envoltura handles the technical assessment and installation with CoverStyl. This ensures that appearance and practical suitability complement each other.
Good to know in advance
Wood, stone, concrete, colour, metal, textile and glitter mainly describe the appearance. There are also specific lines, for example for outdoor or more intensive use. Within one style, the technical properties may differ. Therefore, first choose the application and load, and only then a reference with the desired look. The current technical data sheet is decisive in exceptional circumstances.
View a sample during the day by the window, in its intended location and in the evening under your own lights. Matte and glossy finishes react differently to direct sunlight. Hold the sample vertically if it will be applied to a door and horizontally if it concerns a worktop. An online image is useful for making a preliminary selection, but insufficient for definitively determining colour and texture.
First choose a calm base colour, then one texture and, if desired, an accent. Take into account the floor, curtains and fixed furniture that will remain. A wood look that exactly resembles an existing floor can still turn out slightly wrong; a deliberate contrast sometimes works better. We help narrow the options down to a combination that works throughout the space.
Frequently asked questions
A film can change a great deal, but it cannot solve every technical problem. That is why we always assess the base first.
No. Properties differ by reference and collection. Have the chosen application checked.
It can serve as an initial selection, but a physical sample gives a more reliable impression of colour and texture.
Yes. A limited palette with a calm base and an accent can work well, provided the colours and textures are considered together in the space.
No. Check the current product data and the terms for your specific application and quotation.