Cotec Techniques

Cotec Naturale

Naturale was named after the extraordinary stony and mineral faintness, the natural oscillations and shimmering nacre inclusions that remind of crystals. After processing and drying the material it turned into what it used to be: stone.

Cotec Travertin

In order to form stable and hard surfaces with a noble and natural character, rectangular parallel epipeds, plinths of pedestral, friezes and other elements or ornaments in Travertin stile can be built either antique or modern.

Cotec Classico, marble

Marble has been reproduced since antiquity. And since lime pressing techniques evolved, it was possible to polish surfaces until they looked like marble. Cotec classico marble is not only marble painting, but as hard-wearing as required today.

Cotec Fantastico

One of the finest but at the same time restrained techniques. Not only does it vary the slight nuances of colour but it also forms an impressionistic picture of its environment in its reflecting surface.

 

Cotec Mattone

Fantastico with understatement – matte, velour-like design combined with the characteristical smoothness of Fantastico. The material resembles traditional Venetian architecture.

Cotec Pompeii

Cotec Pompeii integrates antique surfaces, ornaments and pictures with an exhausted and worn look into modernity. Today's ornaments look as though they had been there since antiquity. Think of your company's logo which looks as if it had been there for centuries.

Cotec Streak Coating

Streak coating is a paint finish with a visible relief of the paint-brush, which turns out beautifully with a natural patina. It can also be used for old decorated or new furniture surfaces, doors, profiles and many more.

Cotec Strato

The organically creased texture of Cotec Strato reminds of leaves, landscapes, leather or mythical creatures.

Cotec Tuscany

A classic style not only is casual, naturally and Mediterranian, but also a contrast for modern interior and construction. A natural patina and a vivid character are the basis of this technique.

Cotec Goccia

Running water banned on a concrete mineral surface. Cotec Goccia gives you a unique feeling for modern and classic elegant rooms.

Cotec Graffiato

This lime pressing technique with ancient charm combines the beauty of the perishable with naturality and elegance. The partially holey faint and shining surface is created by a granular mineral plaster that makes the surface look more natural and stone-like.

Cotec Elavato

Variations of a structured, mineral surface remind you of the pure, seemingly unfinished. In contrast to the smooth and shining surfaces Elavato reminds you of creativity and spontaneous variations. The structure can be rough or soft.

Cotec Metallic

Mankind has always been fascinated by the shine of gold, silver, copper and tin. Today, other basic elements like rust (a fascinating accent) are also applied.

 

Cotec Intonachino

A surface like plaster with a smooth and velvety outcome and nearly verlour-like depth. According to the finishing interesting structures with Mediterranian characters can be achieved.

Cotec Craquele

Light inner courtyards and bathrooms of Casbahs in Tangers, Fès or Marakesh medinas. Cotec Craquele has got the typical characteristics of the local oriental architecture. A highlight.

Cotec Fantasia

Cotec Fantasia is an individual mixture of forms and colours, which is enhanced by using metallic pigments.

Cotec Legna

From wood imitations to characteristic surfaces of exposed concrete. New possibilities open up through the plastic structure and many nuances of colour.

Cotec Pettinarsi

The relief. Touch and feel the creativity on your walls. Light and shadow make your wall look different every second.

Cotec Tessuto

A velour-like character, an aquarelle-like interplay without a clear dividing line, a surface similar to handmade paper - that is Cotec Tessuto.