Luca Polenta

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Luca Polenta is a distinctive design within the PG Bison MelaWood SupaTexture collection. It is part of the “Luca” family of finishes, which are inspired by the raw, industrial aesthetic of cement and plaster.

Aesthetic and Texture

Luca Polenta is a light, warm-toned concrete design. It mimics the appearance of a finely troweled, creamy cement or a “polenta” colored plaster (a soft, yellowish-beige off-white).

  • SupaTexture Finish: This is the defining feature of Luca Polenta. It has a deep, tactile structure that feels like authentic masonry or stone. It is not smooth; rather, it has the organic “highs and lows” of a hand-finished wall.

  • The Look: It provides an industrial look that is softer and more “organic” than traditional grey concrete. It is perfect for those who want the concrete aesthetic without the coldness of blue-grey tones.

Design Applications

Luca Polenta is a favorite for designers looking to create a “Raw” or “Japandi” (Japanese-Scandinavian) aesthetic:

  • Statement Cabinetry: Used for large pantry doors or kitchen units to create a monolithic, stone-like appearance.

  • Worktops and Vanities: Its stone-inspired texture makes it a popular choice for horizontal surfaces (where appropriate) and bathroom cabinetry.

  • Wall Cladding: It is frequently used as a decorative wall panel to mimic the look of expensive architectural concrete or off-shutter plaster.

Recommended Pairings

Because Luca Polenta is a “warm” neutral stone look, it pairs beautifully with:

  • Woodgrains: Combine it with Aden or Natural Oak. The warmth of the timber complements the creamy tones in the Polenta finish perfectly.

  • Contrasting Solids: Pair it with Storm Grey or Charcoal to ground the design and provide a clear visual hierarchy.

  • Hardware: It works exceptionally well with matte black hardware for a high-contrast industrial look, or brushed nickel for a more subtle, tonal approach.

Technical Specifications

  • Core: Usually bonded to SupaWood (MDF) to support the deep texture, though it can also be found on BisonBord (Chipboard).

  • Standard Size: 2750mm x 1830mm.

  • Standard Thickness: 16mm is the standard for cabinetry.

  • Durability: The SupaTexture surface is highly durable and resistant to the usual wear and tear of a domestic environment, including the integrated anti-bacterial additive.

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Luca Polenta is a distinctive design within the PG Bison MelaWood SupaTexture collection. It is part of the “Luca” family of finishes, which are inspired by the raw, industrial aesthetic of cement and plaster.

Aesthetic and Texture

Luca Polenta is a light, warm-toned concrete design. It mimics the appearance of a finely troweled, creamy cement or a “polenta” colored plaster (a soft, yellowish-beige off-white).

  • SupaTexture Finish: This is the defining feature of Luca Polenta. It has a deep, tactile structure that feels like authentic masonry or stone. It is not smooth; rather, it has the organic “highs and lows” of a hand-finished wall.

  • The Look: It provides an industrial look that is softer and more “organic” than traditional grey concrete. It is perfect for those who want the concrete aesthetic without the coldness of blue-grey tones.

Design Applications

Luca Polenta is a favorite for designers looking to create a “Raw” or “Japandi” (Japanese-Scandinavian) aesthetic:

  • Statement Cabinetry: Used for large pantry doors or kitchen units to create a monolithic, stone-like appearance.

  • Worktops and Vanities: Its stone-inspired texture makes it a popular choice for horizontal surfaces (where appropriate) and bathroom cabinetry.

  • Wall Cladding: It is frequently used as a decorative wall panel to mimic the look of expensive architectural concrete or off-shutter plaster.

Recommended Pairings

Because Luca Polenta is a “warm” neutral stone look, it pairs beautifully with:

  • Woodgrains: Combine it with Aden or Natural Oak. The warmth of the timber complements the creamy tones in the Polenta finish perfectly.

  • Contrasting Solids: Pair it with Storm Grey or Charcoal to ground the design and provide a clear visual hierarchy.

  • Hardware: It works exceptionally well with matte black hardware for a high-contrast industrial look, or brushed nickel for a more subtle, tonal approach.

Technical Specifications

  • Core: Usually bonded to SupaWood (MDF) to support the deep texture, though it can also be found on BisonBord (Chipboard).

  • Standard Size: 2750mm x 1830mm.

  • Standard Thickness: 16mm is the standard for cabinetry.

  • Durability: The SupaTexture surface is highly durable and resistant to the usual wear and tear of a domestic environment, including the integrated anti-bacterial additive.

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