Metallic Dekor
Decorative metallic wall finish for interiors that deserve more depth, softness and a subtle play of light.
Metallic Dekor brings a soft satin lustre to interior walls. It is made for spaces where light matters — a living room in the evening, a bedroom feature wall, a hallway, a dining corner, a studio or a reception area.
This is not a finish for covering every wall in the house. Metallic works best when used with intention: one surface, one zone, one moment in the room. In daylight it can feel soft and quiet. In the evening, with lamps or side light, it becomes deeper, warmer and more expressive.
A soft metallic effect with depth, not a loud, shiny surface.
Best used on feature walls, dining areas, bedrooms, hallways, reception areas, and spaces that need atmosphere.
The finish shifts with daylight, evening light and the angle you see it from.
Find your light
Metallic Dekor is not about making a wall loud. It is about the way a surface catches light — softly during the day, deeper in the evening, cooler or warmer depending on the shade around it. The silver tones feel more architectural, cooler and quieter. The gold-beige tones bring more warmth, softness and an evening atmosphere. Choose the shade not only for the wall itself, but for the furniture, lighting and mood you want the room to have.
Decoresino Metallic Moon Silver
The clearest silver tone in the Metallic Dekor range. Moon Silver brings a cool, elegant shimmer without making the wall feel cold or technical. It works especially well where you want to lift the light in the room and keep the effect refined rather than dramatic.
Best for
Living rooms · hallways · bedrooms · modern interiors · light feature walls · spaces with white, grey, glass or pale wood
Decoresino Metallic Meteor Silver
A deeper silver tone with more movement and visual grain. Meteor Silver feels tactile and atmospheric — less bright than Moon Silver, but not as dark or urban as Midnight Silver. A good choice when you want the wall to have presence without taking over the whole room.
Best for
Feature walls · living rooms · entrance areas · creative studios · contemporary interiors · spaces with stone, wood or matte black accents
Decoresino Metallic Midnight Silver
A darker silver-grey tone with a grounded, architectural character. Midnight Silver is less about shine and more about depth. It works best with darker furniture, black metal, smoked glass, concrete, walnut or warm evening lighting.
Best for
Statement walls · dining areas · hallways · studios · modern bedrooms · interiors with darker details
Decoresino Metallic Stellar Silver
The bridge shade between the cool silver and warmer beige side of the palette. Stellar Silver has a gentle metallic brightness with a slightly warm undertone, making it easy to combine with both cool and warm interiors. A good choice when pure silver feels too crisp and gold feels too decorative.
Best for
Living rooms · bedrooms · dining corners · soft contemporary interiors · beige-grey palettes · mixed metal details
Decoresino Metallic Champaign Gold
A deeper beige-gold metallic tone that brings warmth and a more evening-like atmosphere to the room. Champaign Gold works best when used with restraint — one wall, one zone or one detail that should feel special without becoming too glamorous.
Best for
Bedrooms · dining areas · boutique spaces · reception walls · warm interiors · rooms with wood, brass, cream, taupe or soft lighting
Decoresino Metallic Desert Gold
A deeper sandy-beige metallic tone with a more grounded character. Desert Gold adds warmth without looking obviously golden, making it a good choice for interiors where you want a soft mineral glow rather than a shiny decorative statement.
Best for
Bedrooms · calm feature walls · warm minimal interiors · natural palettes · darker neutrals · softly lit spaces
Metallic finishes change with light. Always view your chosen shade in your own room during the day and in the evening. A wall that feels subtle in daylight can become much richer under lamps or side lighting.
Where will it live?
Metallic Dekor is made for interior walls and feature surfaces — not where you need a heavy-duty surface for water, floors or high wear. The look depends on the shade, the movement of the brush and the light in the room.
Living rooms, bedrooms, hallways, dining corners, studios, reception areas and feature walls.
You will need
A simple two-step system for decorative metallic walls.
A quick shopping guide
What you will need
Primer Classic
1.4 l × 1
Metallic Dekor
1 l × 2, for your 7.5 m² wall.
One litre covers about 5 m² in two coats.
Tools and preparation
Metallic Dekor is simple to apply, but preparation matters. Metallic finishes catch the light, so uneven surfaces, poor sanding or visible joins can become more noticeable after application. It is very different from the concrete effect, which can mask minor surface imperfections.
Decorative brush
For applying Metallic Dekor and creating the final movement of the surface.
Roller or brush
For applying Primer Classic evenly.
Venetian or plastic decorative trowel
Optional. Use it to lightly smooth or refine the final effect.
Fine-grit sandpaper
For lightly sanding older paint or small imperfections before priming.
Putty knife or scraper
For removing loose paint and repairing small damaged areas.
Mixing stick
For stirring Metallic Dekor by hand before use.
Masking tape
For clean edges around ceilings, skirting boards, frames, switches and fittings.
Protective film, covering paper or dust sheets
To cover floors, furniture and nearby surfaces.
Cleaning cloths
For wiping down the surface and removing residue.
Vacuum cleaner or soft dust brush
To remove sanding dust before priming.
Surface cleaner or degreaser
Useful for older painted surfaces, kitchen walls or any area with grease or dirt.
Filling compound
For small cracks, holes and imperfections before priming.
Prepare the wall properly
The surface should be mature, solid, clean, dry and free from grease, dust or loose paint.
Check the base
Fresh cement and lime-cement surfaces should be fully cured before application. Older painted surfaces should be lightly sanded first.
Use Primer Classic
Do not skip the primer. It unifies the base and gives the metallic finish a calmer, more consistent look.
Stir by hand
Stir Metallic Dekor well before use, but do not overwork it mechanically.
Plan larger walls
For larger areas, mix several packs together before you start, to keep the final effect consistent.
Work with the light
Brush movement becomes part of the final look. Avoid stopping in the middle of a visible wall, and check how the surface reacts to daylight and evening lighting.
Allow it to dry
Metallic Dekor dries in approximately 6 hours. Coverage is approximately 5 m² per litre in two coats.
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