At MVM, we use materials such as the plastic polyurethane (PU) as well as cement, lime putty, clay and terrazzo to give surfaces a decorative finish.
Polyurethane is a material of the 20th century and is used in many areas of surface design, be it in the car industry, in the production of everyday household items or in the building industry. Here it is used for insulation, but also to give surfaces the finishing touch.
Cement is a traditional building material of the recent past that is equally suitable for walls, ceilings and floors. It withstands high loads and is particularly suitable for the design of wet rooms. Whether poured or trowelled, every surface made of cement is unique and therefore unique in its visual effect. If you are now thinking of a boring grey, we would like to correct you – cement can be processed in many different shades.
Swamp lime was already used in antiquity to embellish interiors. It has an almost silky-soft feel and gives walls and ceilings their own character. However, it does not appear obtrusive, but rather radiates a deep tranquillity, which can be further enhanced by appropriately chosen colouring. Perfectly crafted, marsh lime creates a very individual living atmosphere.
Good old clay has also been a classic since “eternal” times. With this raw material, we provide a surface design that has a completely natural look and feel and can be refined decoratively in many different ways, for example by adding mosaic surfaces, sgraffito, ornaments and much more.
Terrazzo floors have been at home in human dwellings for thousands of years. Countless designs can be created by mixing coloured cement with small stones of various kinds embedded in it. Terrazzo is applied without joints and ultimately results in hard-wearing surfaces that have a very long service life and are also suitable for modern underfloor heating systems.
