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Enoki

Finishes

Ki no bi
Natural

Dimensions

1000×3000 mm
1000×3000 mm Full Size
1200×3000 mm
1200×3000 mm Full Size

Thicknesses (mm)

Application

Pools
Facades
Bathrooms
Furniture
Floors
Stairs
Walls

Effect

Wood

Colour

Beige

Ki No Bi Enoki · Enoki (Ki No Bi) u prostoru — Ki No Bi Enoki
Enoki (Ki No Bi) u prostoru

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Wood look with grain and a warm pattern, soft relief you can feel to the touch.

Available formats

1000x3000 mm
[2+]
1000x3000 mm Full Size
[2]

+ indicates a reinforced slab with a fibreglass mesh on the reverse.

Full Size: full factory slab dimension, without edge fabrication.

Application guidelines by thickness

[2]
TablesFurniture
[2+]
WallsFacadesDoorsPools

Final application depends on finish, installation method and project requirements, which the designer and installer check.

Live finish sample

Sample Enoki, finish Ki no bi, in daylight

Finish sample · Ki no bi

Macro sample in daylight
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Face render variant | Ki no bi finish

Ki No Bi Enoki · Ki no bi · Enoki, obrada Ki No Bi, detalj teksture i dekora — Ki No Bi Enoki · Ki no bi
Enoki, obrada Ki No Bi, detalj teksture i dekora

About the material

When white feels too cold and grey too serious, this tone keeps the space light without a sterile impression.

Enoki is the lightest material in the Ki No Bi collection. An ivory tone with discreet grain opens the space and stays visually light on walls, panels and fronts where brightness needs to be present all day.

Unlike fully white or grey surfaces, it keeps the warmth of wood and enough texture so the surface does not feel empty. With darker wood, stone or black details it stays a calm base. Legno Venezia in the same place feels older and more expressive; Enoki moves toward Japanese simplicity.

If the goal is a light, calm base that does not compete with the rest of the interior, Enoki is the cleanest start in the palette.

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