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Wood look with grain and a warm pattern, soft relief you can feel to the touch.
Semi-matte, flat surface without relief, gently reflects light and gives a natural stone look.
Available formats
Format means the slab dimension and thickness together.+ indicates a reinforced slab with a fibreglass mesh on the reverse.
Full Size: full factory slab dimension, without edge fabrication.
Application guidelines by thickness
Final application depends on finish, installation method and project requirements, which the designer and installer check.
Live finish sample
Finish sample · Ki no bi
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3D
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Face render variant | Ki no bi finish
Available formats
Format means the slab dimension and thickness together.+ indicates a reinforced slab with a fibreglass mesh on the reverse.
Full Size: full factory slab dimension, without edge fabrication.
Application guidelines by thickness
Final application depends on finish, installation method and project requirements, which the designer and installer check.
Live finish sample
Finish sample · Natural
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Face render variant | Natural finish
About the material
The warmth of wood does not have to be neutral. Here it is deeper, closer to a chestnut tone that makes the interior feel more intimate at once.
Kuri is a toffee-chestnut shade with the warmth of Japanese chestnut. Compared with Grano it has more depth and presence; compared with Acai it stays in the warm, luminous zone of dark tones, without the weight of a fully dark surface.
It holds best where wood should be felt immediately: a larger panel, a living-room wall, a kitchen front or custom furniture. With Enoki or Sugi it builds a layered, calm contrast. Legno Venezia at a similar tone feels older and more rustic; Kuri keeps the calm of the Ki No Bi collection.
If Grano feels too neutral and darker tones too heavy, Kuri is the logical next step in the palette.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, but it usually gives the best result as a more dominant element in the space, not as the only colour everywhere.
With Enoki, light stone, black metal, linen and simple furniture forms.
When you want warmth that shows at once, with a deeper chestnut character.
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