


Available in real shagreen (stingray) or a high-quality faux alternative, this finish is defined by its tight, pearled texture - tactile, refined, and naturally light-catching. The brown colourway brings richness without heaviness, giving the surface a quietly opulent feel that suits both heritage and contemporary interiors.
From a distance it reads as an elegant, even-toned field. Up close, the raised bead structure becomes the feature, creating a subtle shimmer and a gentle sense of depth rather than a high-gloss shine. Natural tonal variation is part of the character, making each panel feel crafted rather than manufactured.
Supplied as skins or pre-assembled panels on a stable substrate, with optional layouts available on request, including herringbone, briquette, parquet de Versailles, and large-format paneling.
Recommended Uses
Wall panels and feature cladding, cabinet doors, drawer fronts, bar fronts, headboards, furniture accents, decorative inlays, and in select constructions and protective finishes, low-traffic internal flooring.
Shagreen use was pioneered by Jean-Michel Frank for interiors, architectural finishes and furniture.