Matte
Soft matte
A low-sheen visual direction for suitable cabinet fronts. Check cleaning and scuff performance for the selected film.
Illustration only · suitability and availability to be confirmed.Ask about matte samples →SIGNSPOT ARCHITECTURAL WRAPS
Architectural Vinyl Finishes
Choose a direction for your interior: quiet matte colours, warm woodgrain, mineral-inspired patterns or textured accents. Then confirm the actual product with a sample and suitability assessment.
Start with a photo and an idea. We’ll help clarify surface suitability, finishes and the next step.
Explore the direction. Confirm the actual material.
These illustrative colour and texture cards are not manufacturer swatches, product codes or stock listings. Colours vary by screen. Ask to review physical samples, product availability and suitability before selecting a finish.
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Woodgrain
Warm woodgrain
Explore grain scale and direction for wardrobe fronts or counter faces. Plan joins rather than assume a continuous sheet.
Illustration only · suitability and availability to be confirmed.Ask about woodgrain samples →Stone
Quiet stone effect
A mineral-inspired appearance to discuss for suitable vertical panels. This does not make a film a stone worktop.
Illustration only · suitability and availability to be confirmed.Ask about stone samples →Marble
Light marble effect
Consider veining and alignment across panel joins. Benchtop or splashback use needs separate product approval.
Illustration only · suitability and availability to be confirmed.Ask about marble samples →Metallic
Brushed metallic
An accent direction for suitable commercial surfaces. Check edge treatment, abrasion and the finish’s cleaning instructions.
Illustration only · suitability and availability to be confirmed.Ask about metallic samples →Textured
Fine woven texture
Explore tactile-looking options for selected cabinetry or wall panels. Suitability for moisture and hygiene routines varies.
Illustration only · suitability and availability to be confirmed.Ask about textured samples →Solid colours
Muted solid colour
A simple colour direction for compatible doors and cabinetry. Screens cannot reproduce an exact colour or sheen.
Illustration only · suitability and availability to be confirmed.Ask about solid colours samples →Choosing and specifying your film
Architectural-film ranges include 3M DI-NOC, Cover Styl', LX Hausys BENIF and Bodaq. Their current technical information must be checked for the selected product and application. SignSpot does not claim to stock, be authorised by or hold architectural-film certification from these manufacturers on this page.
- 3M DI-NOC technical resource library
- Cover Styl' product and application questions
- LX Hausys manufacturer information
- Bodaq manufacturer information
Sample options, sourcing, lead times and any applicable warranty will be confirmed for your project. Existing installation-team credentials in the footer are not a claim of authorisation for every architectural-film range.
Start with the surface, not just the colour.
Wrapping changes the visible finish; it does not repair a failing cabinet or structural problem. The substrate, existing coating, edge profile, adhesion, use and exposure must be assessed for the selected film. Swelling, loose laminate, moisture damage or unstable coatings may require repair or replacement first.
Benchtops, splashbacks, floors, wet areas and surfaces exposed to heat are not automatically included. Any proposal for these areas needs specific product and application approval. Request a suitability assessment before committing to a finish.
Bring the sample into the decision
View a physical sample alongside the floor, walls, lighting and signage. Review grain or vein direction at the size of the actual panel, discuss seams, and check cleaning and contact wear. Keep a record of the approved product and finish in the quotation rather than relying on a screen image.
What happens after you enquire?
Start with your name, a way to contact you and what you would like to refresh. Photographs and rough dimensions help, but you can send them later.
- Talk through your spaceWe review your brief and clarify the surfaces, condition, finish direction and project location.
- Confirm the practical detailsWe identify the measurements, samples and surface checks needed to define preparation, coverage and installation access.
- Review your quotationCheck the specified finish, inclusions, GST treatment, responsibilities and timing before approving the work.
Working to a budget or opening date? Tell us at the start so it can shape the discussion.
PHOTOS FIRST. A CONSIDERED QUOTE NEXT.
Ready to Give Your Space a New Look?
Upload overall photographs, close-ups of edges and any damage, approximate dimensions and the Auckland project location. Share what you know; we can clarify the rest.