Architectural wall finishes
Architectural wall finishes crafted for distinctive spaces.
Concept visualization · Velvet finish in CH-145 (illustrative)
01DragMort
DragMort is an architectural wall finishing paste — a material made for surfaces that are meant to be noticed. Texture, colour and light work together, so the wall becomes part of the architecture rather than a backdrop to it.
From soft, low-relief expressions to sculpted, stone-like reliefs, each finish is a different way of shaping how a room receives light.
A finishing paste that turns the wall into a surface with depth and presence.
From near-smooth to deeply sculpted — relief decides how light travels across a wall.
46 chart references, from luminous neutrals to grounded earth tones.
Finishes considered at the scale of rooms and volumes, not just samples.
02Finishes
Six expressions of one material — each with its own relief, rhythm and response to light.
Soft, low-relief movement
A smooth, low-relief surface with soft tonal movement — calm walls that reveal their depth as the light changes.
Mineral, honest, architectural
An urban mineral surface with cloud-like tonal shifts and fine pinhole detail, recalling cast concrete.
Layered, sedimentary character
Horizontal veining and fine voids evoke the layered structure of natural travertine stone.
Rustic, sculpted relief
A pronounced, hand-sculpted relief that captures light and shadow like weathered stone.
Fine, granular warmth
A fine-grained, sand-like texture with a soft, even tooth and subtle speckle.
Luminous depth
Layered trowel strokes with a soft metallic sheen that shifts as you move through a space.
Surface studies are digital concept renders of each finish’s character, shown in illustrative CH colours.
03Colour
Forty-six CH references, from luminous neutrals and warm sands to grounded earth tones, quiet greens and slate blues — organised here by family and tone.
Approximate on-screen colour, sampled from the physical chart. Always confirm with a physical sample.
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04Inspiration
Four spatial studies exploring how DragMort finishes might behave in real architecture — under daylight, in the evening, at the scale of a corridor or a reception hall.
Concept visualizations — not completed projects05Why DragMort
Surface as architecture. A wall finish is one of the largest surfaces in any interior — DragMort treats it as a design decision, not a last coat.
Depth, movement and tactility that turn a flat wall into a considered surface.
Expressions from calm and low-relief to sculptural, for residential, hospitality and commercial interiors.
Six finish families, from Velvet to Stone — each with its own relationship to light.
Forty-six chart references to compose palettes across neutrals, earth tones and accents.
Surfaces that reward skilled application and careful detailing at every junction.
Finish and colour considered together — for a single feature wall or a complete scheme.
Performance data — durability, cleanability, environmental credentials and suitability — will be published here only once confirmed by DragMort’s technical data sheets.
Awaiting manufacturer data
06Professionals
For the people who specify, design and build: a growing resource of finishes, colour references and technical information to support projects from first idea to site.
Explore the possibilities of architectural wall finishing with DragMort.
Concept visualization
