Coordinated design directions

French classic · Coordinated lacquer

A French classical lacquer direction spans living, dining, bedroom, wardrobe and entry spaces. The recorded finish sequence uses 2 primer coats and 1 topcoat.

A French classical lacquer direction spans living, dining, bedroom, wardrobe and entry spaces. The recorded finish sequence uses 2 primer coats and 1 topcoat. Use this direction to compare the palette, texture and cabinet language across connected rooms. The final composition requires a project design and approved physical samples.

Configuration & project checks

Documented specification

Documented materials: lacquer. Substrate grade, thickness, exact finish match, hardware and component dimensions require separate confirmation.

Applications

Shown spaces: Living room; Dining area; Bedroom; Wardrobe; Entry.

Availability & edition

Catalogue reference; current materials, sizes, order availability and lead times require project confirmation.

Delivery & lifecycle

Agree sample approval, production and shipment milestones separately. Keep the approved sample; repair materials, repeat-order availability and replacement timing remain to be confirmed.

Reference status

Design direction reference; confirm physical samples, details and configurations for the project.

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