A textured finish defined by layered, fibrous surface patterning.
Thatched is characterised by overlapping linear elements worked into the surface, creating a dense, directional texture with irregular variation. The pattern is built through repeated application, resulting in a surface that reads as layered rather than continuous.
The finish combines structure and irregularity, with no strict repetition across the wall plane.
This finish can be adjusted through the following parameters:
This finish may be achieved using: