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Gloss & Matte Ceilings

The workhorses of the finish library — from mirror-depth lacquer that doubles the light in a room to matte surfaces so even they make new plaster look rough.

High-gloss stretch ceiling reflecting a neutral lounge interior

Three Surfaces, One System

High-gloss behaves like still water overhead: it reflects your pendant lights, your windows, your pool if you have one, and makes low Malaysian condo ceilings feel a storey taller. It is our most photographed finish and the one clients choose for living halls and dining rooms.

Satin sits in the middle — a soft pearl sheen that lifts light without hard reflections. It flatters bedrooms and clinics, where you want brightness but not sparkle.

Matte is the quiet professional. Guests will simply believe you have the best plasterer in Malaysia; only you will know it is a tensioned membrane hiding wiring, joints and forty years of ceiling history above it.

All three arrive in one piece per room, weld-seamed only on spans past five metres, and clip into the same slim track — so you can mix finishes room to room and the sightlines stay identical.

Charcoal gloss ceiling above a penthouse dining table

At a glance

  • Price fromRM 18 / sq ft
  • Colours300+ in stock
  • Room install3–5 hours
  • Fire ratingClass 1 (BS 476)
  • Warranty10 years

Gloss shows more reflection in darker shades; matte hides more in lighter ones. Ask for our two-panel sample case and see both against your own lighting.

Best suited to

Living halls, dining rooms and entryways (gloss); bedrooms, studies and clinics (satin); heritage properties and minimalist builds where the ceiling should disappear (matte).

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Not Sure Between Gloss and Matte?

Bring us a photo of the room and we’ll tell you honestly which surface will work — and which to avoid.

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