ICONIQ by Tafisa introduces a new generation of decorative surfaces in thermally fused laminate (TFL) and high-pressure laminate (HPL), developed around oak and synchronized embossing technology. By aligning texture, wood grain and embossed relief, the collection creates continuity between visual appearance and tactile perception for interior design, hospitality, contract and retail applications.
Synchronized embossing aligns texture and wood grain with precision
ICONIQ draws on Tafisa’s experience in developing Synchronized Embossing Technology, which precisely aligns the embossed texture with the printed decorative pattern. Grain, knots and fine surface details are not simply reproduced visually but correspond to the physical relief of the material, creating a consistent relationship between what is seen and what is felt.
This synchronization enhances the three-dimensional quality of the surface and the perception of material depth. Light accentuates the embossed details and accompanies the colour variations of the décor, reinforcing the continuity between the graphic representation of wood and its tactile character.
Oak defines the design language of the ICONIQ collection
Oak serves as the design reference for the collection thanks to its versatility and its ability to adapt to different interior design languages. Tafisa develops this concept through six oak-inspired décors ranging from light, natural tones to warmer, deeper and more intense shades.
The range also includes two solid-colour surfaces, Black and Morning Dew, which extend the compositional possibilities and complement the oak-inspired finishes. The palette allows wall cladding, panelling and furniture to be coordinated across residential, commercial and contract interiors.
The eight finishes in the ICONIQ collection
- Black
- Embleme
- Maestro
- Masterpiece
- Morning Dew
- Muse
- Pioneer
- Prodigy
ICONIQ surfaces support hospitality, retail and interior design applications
ICONIQ surfaces are designed for applications ranging from hospitality and wellness spaces to retail and contract interiors. Wall cladding, custom furniture, reception counters, shelving systems and architectural panelling can share the same material language, creating visually and materially coherent interiors.
The synchronized textures reinforce continuity between vertical surfaces and furnishings, while the oak-inspired palette combines with mineral finishes, neutral colours and integrated lighting systems. Together, these surfaces contribute to the architectural identity of the space and reinforce the relationship between materials, furniture and lighting.
Synchronized textures reinforce continuity between surfaces and furniture
The collection reflects a design approach in which decorative surfaces become integral to the architectural composition. Arches, niches, curved elements, wall panelling and custom furniture use the continuity of grain and texture to establish a consistent relationship between cladding and interior architecture.
Coordinated finishes and neutral colour palettes organize the interior without introducing excessive visual contrast, allowing light, proportions and materials to define the atmosphere. Decorative surfaces become active architectural elements, shaping spatial continuity and material perception.
ICONIQ integrates decorative surfaces into interior architecture
With ICONIQ, decorative surfaces become part of the architectural language rather than serving solely as finishing materials. The precise correspondence between printed décor and embossed relief enhances tactile quality, visual continuity and the perception of depth throughout the interior.
The collection is suitable for kitchen, contract, hospitality, retail and contemporary interior design applications, where synchronized texture and material authenticity contribute to a coherent relationship between surfaces, furniture and interior architecture.
Company: Tafisa
Photo credit: Tafisa
by AN Shopfitting Magazine no. 193 ©