The SatinTones collection consists of 15 carefully selected matte colours. Each shade is developed to work with materials widely used in modern interior architecture: natural woods such as oak, powder coated steel, PET felt, textile and soft neutral tones like sand, beige and pastel accents. Instead of a hard white plane, you get a subtle colour surface that aligns with the material and palette of the room.

For designers, this means a whiteboard is no longer a technical element on the wall, but part of the interior concept and the architecture of the space.

The ceramic steel surface of SatinTones unites aesthetics with technical performance. The matte finish creates a calm appearance, while the material is built for long, intensive use. The light friction of ceramic steel gives a controlled, comfortable writing experience. Text stays clearly legible and the surface cleans easily, without any shadowing.

The key properties at a glance: minimal reflection in both daylight and artificial light, a comfortable and controlled writing feel, a scratch-resistant surface of ceramic steel, colourfastness under intensive daily use, easy cleaning without ghosting, and a fully magnetic surface for notes and documents. The result is a surface that convinces both aesthetically and functionally in professional environments.

One shade in the collection, Satin Snow (S200), is engineered to also perform as a projection surface, so a single panel can serve both as a matte writing surface and as a screen when a room switches between whiteboard use and presentations. S200 is also the one SatinTones finish available in the larger panel format, up to 1480 x 2980 mm, for projects that need a bigger continuous surface.

The strength of SatinTones lies in the way it blends into its surroundings. The matte colours match materials that increasingly feature in modern interior concepts, such as wood, acoustic wall panels, textile and soft tones. This creates a communication wall that feels not like a separate object on the wall, but a natural part of the architecture.

SatinTones is therefore often used in meeting rooms, creative project spaces, learning environments, brainstorm rooms and collaborative workplaces. In these settings the surface supports collaboration and knowledge sharing, while the interior keeps its calm appearance. You will find the full range of finishes among the Chameleon whiteboards, all of which are available with a SatinTones surface.

In architectural projects, the quality is in the detail. With SatinTones, careful attention has been paid to both the edge finishing and the customisation options. For each colour a matching edge lacquer has been selected, so that surface and edge flow into one another. The result is a minimalist, calm whole without hard transitions, perfectly suited to design driven interiors.

SatinTones also offers extensive customisation. The material lends itself to precision work, giving designers maximum freedom to integrate the whiteboard fully into their design. Think of panels made to measure that follow the architecture of the wall, cut outs for sockets or switches, integration into full whiteboard walls and the addition of graphic elements such as logos or skyline illustrations. This makes the whiteboard not just a functional surface, but an extension of the architecture and identity of the space.

Would you like to experience the SatinTones colours in person and see the matte texture for yourself? Request a SatinTones colour fan and discover which shade best suits your interior concept. Working on a project and want to know what is possible in customisation? Contact us for advice and a proposal that fits your design.