A patterned relief finish formed through a layered application of material.
Anaglyptic is created using a two-layer system, where a base layer is applied and a second layer is worked over it using a stencil to establish the pattern. The resulting surface is defined by repeated motifs, with the relief remaining consistent across the wall plane.
The separation of layers allows variation in both finish and colour. Each layer may be developed independently, introducing contrast, depth, or changes in surface quality while maintaining a continuous material surface.
This finish can be adjusted through the following parameters:
This finish may be achieved using:
We welcome conversations with architects and designers to explore ideas and develop finishes through sampling and specification. Our team is here to support the process from initial enquiry through to realised surface. Please get in touch to discuss your project.
