Nata

Nata Profile

Nata is a refined, creamy neutral solid color within the PG Bison range. Introduced as part of the Gallery 5 collection for 2025/2026, it is designed to meet the growing trend for “off-white” and natural, organic tones in modern interior design.

Aesthetic and Texture

Nata is often described as a “warm taupe” or “creamy beige.” It provides a softer, more sophisticated alternative to standard whites, adding a layer of warmth to a room without moving into the heavy brown or yellow spectrum.

• SupaMatt Finish: In this finish, Nata offers a silky-smooth, velvet-like surface. It features anti-fingerprint technology, making it an ideal choice for high-traffic kitchens or touch-heavy wardrobe doors where a clean, matte look is essential.

• SupaGloss Finish: The high-gloss version transforms Nata into a luminous, “liquid cream” surface. It reflects light softly, making spaces feel expansive and high-end.

• Acuity Finish: A brand-new addition to the range, the Acuity finish applies a wood-like texture over the solid Nata color. This creates the effect of a painted timber, adding tactile interest and a “hand-crafted” feel to a solid color.

• Peen Finish: A standard stippled texture that is durable and low-sheen, typically used for internal cabinetry or more cost-effective projects.

Design Applications

Nata is a highly versatile “bridge” color that works well in both minimalist and classic settings:

• Contemporary Kitchens: Often used for full-height cabinetry to create a soft, monochromatic look that isn’t as stark as pure white.

• Japandi & Minimalist Spaces: Its warm, neutral tone is a core element of the Japandi aesthetic, providing a sense of “modern calm.”

• Bedroom Units: Its gentle tone creates a relaxing atmosphere, pairing beautifully with natural fabrics and warm lighting.

Recommended Pairings

Nata is designed to be layered with other natural textures from the PG Bison range:

• With Woodgrains: It pairs exceptionally well with light-to-mid woodgrains like Bellavista, Azzano, or Rioverde. The creaminess of Nata pulls out the warm undertones in these timbers.

• With Dark Solids: Combine it with Storm Grey or Kalapana for a sophisticated, high-contrast look that feels softer than a traditional black-and-white palette.

• With Stone: It looks beautiful alongside concrete-look finishes like Urbino or Luca Polenta, softening the “coldness” of the industrial stone.

• Hardware: Best suited to brushed brass or gold for a luxurious feel, or matte black for a sharp, modern silhouette.

Technical Specifications

• Core: Typically bonded to SupaWood (MDF) for the SupaMatt, SupaGloss, and Acuity finishes to ensure a flawless surface.

• Standard Size: 2750mm x 1830mm.

• Standard Thickness: 16mm.

• Hygiene: Includes an integrated anti-bacterial additive that inhibits bacterial growth on the surface.