Decorative Coating "Reverie + Metallic Enamel Copper (Patina Copper)"

This bespoke composite finish is a poetic fusion of ethereal softness and dramatic depth. At its core lies the decorative plaster "Rêverie", which creates a subtly matte surface with a barely perceptible relief—reminiscent of clouds or a delicate fabric gently draping the wall. Over this base, Metallic Enamel "Copper" is applied, followed by treatment with the "Copper Oxide" patination system (part of the "Catalana" technology), which initiates a controlled artificial aging process. This results in organic flows ranging from warm copper-red streaks to vivid emerald-turquoise and ochre-brown oxidation spots.

The outcome is a living, multidimensional surface where dreamlike lightness meets the rugged character and history of aged metal. In daylight, the finish softly glimmers with copper tones; under evening lighting, it reveals deep patina hues—as if the wall holds echoes of a forgotten artisan’s workshop or an antique courtyard.

This solution is ideal for interiors that prioritize emotional depth, biophilic design, and uniqueness:
– Eco-loft and urban vintage,
– Art Deco with industrial accents,
– Modern classic spaces infused with handcrafted aesthetics,
– Reception areas, spas, boutiques, living rooms, and bedrooms.

Both components can be tinted to any shade in the NCS (Natural Color System), enabling endless customization—from the classic contrast of a pale "Rêverie" base with warm copper to bold pairings like graphite undertones with deep burgundy corrosion effects.

Suitable for residential, commercial, and public interiors alike, the coating withstands gentle wet cleaning once fully cured.

Application tools: trowel, spatula, brush, and sponge. It is precisely this hand-applied technique—combined with the "Catalana" patination activators—that achieves authentic oxidation patterns, seamless transitions, and a truly one-of-a-kind texture.

"Rêverie + Metallic Enamel Copper (Copper Oxide)" is more than a finish—it’s a dialogue between dream and time, where nature, metal, and light become co-creators of the interior.