Concrete

Whether rough or polished, concrete can be printed on using direct UV printing without any pre-treatment. The mineral structure remains visible and interacts with the design: light and shadow play across the surface rather than obscuring it. For exposed concrete in architecture, multi-storey car parks and industrial buildings.

Plaster

From a fine finish to a coarse textured render: the pattern follows the existing surface. No filling, no smoothing — the wall stays as it is, and the pattern is simply added. The most common surface in interiors.

Tiles

Existing tiled surfaces can be printed on directly — including the grout lines. This is particularly useful for bathrooms, kitchens and entrance areas, where removing the existing tiles would be expensive, noisy and dusty.

Wood

Solid wood, panels, panelling: wood absorbs UV inks perfectly, whilst the grain remains an integral part of the image. Ideal for interior design, the hospitality industry and reception areas with a warm, natural aesthetic.

Glass

Glass creates an effect that no framed picture can match: the image appears to be part of the surface, with light passing through it. Partition walls, shop windows, interior glass façades.

Screed and flooring

From industrial screeds to sealed floors: floor printing is our second core business — abrasion-resistant, walkable, for indoor and outdoor use. This combination with 3D wall printing is unique in Switzerland.

The images shown are for inspiration only — they are not actual client projects.