Materials
Six Finishes, One Interior
A finish is not a colour swatch. It is a surface that has to behave the same way on a switch plate, a floor box lid and a ventilation grille — under warm downlights, cold daylight and the fingerprints of everyday use.
One finish language across the range
Grazen holds six signature finishes: matte white, matte black, champagne gold, brushed gold, dark grey and silver. Every product family — switches, outlets, pop-up sockets, extension blocks and ventilation — is drawn to accept all six without compromise.
That means an interior can be specified once. The living room plate, the kitchen island pop-up and the powder room extractor arrive from different production lines and still read as one continuous detail.
Why batch matching matters
Anodised and powder-coated surfaces drift between production runs. We reference every batch against a master tile and hold a tolerance tight enough that two devices installed a year apart still sit together on the same wall.
For projects, our specification desk can reserve a single batch across a full order so that phased handovers stay consistent.
Specifying finishes with confidence
Warm metals — champagne and brushed gold — sit best against oak, travertine and lime plaster. Matte black holds its own against dark stone and smoked glass. Matte white disappears into painted plaster, which is usually the point.
Physical finish tiles are available to architects and interior designers through any authorised dealer, or directly from our Manila showroom.
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