While choosing the right type
of material, the finish is so important to
ensure that the furniture matches the overall theme of your room and enhance the aesthetics and usability of interior space.
TYPES OF DIFFERENT MATERIAL FINISHES.
Veneer
A veneer is one of the most
popular not only because of the aesthetics but is economical options at the which it gives the warmth of solid wood at quite a lesser price.
It is made out of natural wood’s
thin sheets and comes in a wide range of designs that enable you to use it in
multiple ways to coordinate the style and design of your room.
With a varied range, it can match
almost any interior style from classic to contemporary or modern.
Though one must keep in mind
that it requires a certain amount of maintenance in the form of regular
polishing.
Laminate
Laminate is another popular finishing
material widely used in today's time.
It comes in a wide range of colours
and designs from matte to glossy.
Laminates are scratch-resistant,
easy to clean material but are brittle in
nature.
Once cracked it is hard to use
and thus produce a huge waste if not taken
care of.
PVC foil
Foils are pressed on an MDF board
in order to create a decorative film over
the surface of MDF.
It comes in a wide range from scratch
resistant to semi-gloss finishes.
Lacquer or Polyurethane paint
Coating the surface of the furniture an item with lacquered or polyurethane paint
gives a smooth finish and extraordinary
aesthetics.
A variety of colours and gloss are
available in this type of paints. Also, they are easy to maintain which makes
it another great reason to choose for your
furniture.
Mirror
Mirrors are available in
different sizes and colours. It could make your space look visually larger. Also, it reflects the light which
makes a room airier and full of light.
Glass
The modern interior style uses
glass as a finishing material more than
any other styles used in any interior style.
The glass comes in a range of
clear, opaque, back painted, painted, printed, frosted, stained, etc.
It adds a sense of light and
minimalism to space. It can contradict any interior style based upon its usage
and compliments the decor of your room.
Though it needs maintenance in
the form of cleaning and using it with
caution.
It reflects the light bringing
a better quality of light in your room
by simply reflecting it.
Solid
wood
Though it is a costlier option
for your furniture items it most is
widely used since ancient times.
Furniture made from solid wood
are unmatchable and has a warmth of its own.
It is one of the most versatile
materials for furniture items. It could blend
with all the interior styles from retro to classic and contemporary to minimalistic.
It is expensive materials but at
the same time, it is more durable and needs
a little maintenance in the form of polish over a period of time.
Metal
In today's time industrial type the decor is largely used in bedrooms from
side tables to beds.
Even contemporary style incorporates metal frames in their interior designs.
Types of veneer polishes and their prices
Mainly three types of polishes
are used: Natural polish, colour polish,
and melamine polish.
Natural
polish: It leaves the natural colour of the wood. It's one of the cheapest options around Rs.
40/Sft
Colour
polish: It matches the colour of the laminate. It cost from around Rs. 30 /Sft
Melamine
polish: After the colour polish, it is sprayed on the surface for long-lasting results.
It is available in a range from glossy to matte finish.
PU
Polish: This one is better quality polish than Melamine polish. It costs around Rs. 400/Sft
This is one of the most
expensive polish and it cost Rs. 55/Sft
and Rs. 70/Sft
Note:
Rates are estimated rates and vary as per context and
Preferences
(2020)
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