Architectural Surface Film
Resurface a kitchen, a reception desk or a set of doors, without replacing any of it.
Architectural film is a textured, self-adhesive surface material that goes over what is already there: chipboard cabinet doors, a tired reception desk, lift interiors, window reveals, columns, worktops. Wood, stone, concrete, metal, leather and solid colour finishes, applied in place, in a fraction of the time and mess of a refit.
Send a photoNo demolition
The kitchen stays in place. The office stays open. Nothing goes in a skip.
Finishes that match
Real texture, not a printed picture of one, the surface feels like what it looks like.
Awkward shapes
Curved columns, rounded edges, reveals and recesses that a sheet material cannot follow.
Live premises
Retail units and offices can often stay in use, with the work done in stages or overnight.
- Kitchen and bathroom cabinet fronts
- Interior doors and door frames
- Reception desks and counters
- Walls, columns and feature panels
- Lift cars and lobby surfaces
- Retail fixtures and display units
- Furniture and worktops
- Hotel and hospitality interiors
Wood
Grain you can feel, in the tones that get specified most: oak, walnut, ash, smoked.
Stone & concrete
Marble, terrazzo and raw concrete for counters, columns and feature walls.
Metal
Brushed, hammered and anodised finishes for lifts, trims and retail fixtures.
Solid colour
Matte, satin or gloss, for when the point is a clean colour rather than a texture.
The result is only as good as the surface underneath. Loose laminate, water damage, deep dents or flaking paint need making good first. We survey before quoting.
Suitability for heat, water and heavy wear varies by film. We will match the film to where it is going.
- How long does a kitchen take?
- Usually one to three days depending on how many doors and how much preparation the surfaces need. We confirm after seeing it.
- Can it go around a sink or a hob?
- Around, yes, with the right film and sealed edges. Directly behind a hob or in standing water, no. We will tell you where the line is.
Not sure what you need?
Send a photo. Get an answer.
That is fine. Most people are not.
Tell us what is bothering you about the window, room or surface. Send us a photo and one sentence about what you want changed. We will tell you what can be done and what the next step looks like.
Tell us what you're working with
A photo gets you a far more useful answer than any description. It is enough for us to recommend a direction and give you an indicative figure, before anyone comes out to measure.