Finishing goes far beyond a coat of paint. It determines how a decor piece fits into its surroundings, how it responds to light, and how it transforms a space. That’s why we combine different techniques to achieve the right effect. Airbrushing and spray techniques create subtle color transitions and realistic shading, while hand-applied patinas give objects a sense of age and depth. Lacquers and coatings set gloss levels and add protection. Texture and relief techniques bring depth and character to surfaces. Each detail is built up layer by layer, until the decor has exactly the right finish.

A well-designed object can look flat or artificial without the right surface treatment, while a subtle weathering or carefully layered paint technique can make it instantly believable. A rock should feel solid. A metal frame should look raw. A wooden beam should feel alive. This is where we fine-tune every element and where the finishing truly makes the difference. In this phase, a decor piece isn’t just completed, it becomes fully integrated into the environment it was made for. It should feel like it’s always been there.