Crea

Wall Coverings

Modular wall covering for architectural and scenic wall spaces

Crea reinterprets wall coverings in a contemporary way, with surfaces of strong material and visual impact. It comes in the 60x135 size, in Pietra di Sicilia and Tivoli, in Beige and Bianco, Intonaco Calce and Pomice. The structures expand the project: Pietra Sicilia 3D and Tivoli 3D recall Doric fluting, while Forma01 and Forma03 enhance wood. Intonaco Deco adds dynamism, while 3D Ink and Touch technologies heighten volume, realism and richer material presence.
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Inspired by wood and stone, it blends texture and light into sculptural walls of warmth and quiet elegance.
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Premium Technology

Logo 3D Ink

3D Ink

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Logo Touch

Touch

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Certifications

ISO 9001

ISO 9001

EPD Italy

EPD Italy

EPD Spain

EPD Spain

Recycled Material

Recycled Material

LEED Credits

LEED Credits

Declare

Declare

HPD

HPD

CE 005MRZI

CE 005MRZI

UKCA 005MRZUK

UKCA 005MRZUK

SASO

SASO

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