Rust

Rust is a finish that treats metal as a living register of time, where warmth, shadow, and irregularity become part of the composition. In this sample, the surface reads as deep amber brown with darker umber veining, a soft matte sheen, and vertical patina movement that gathers into subtle drips and speckled fields. The character can be developed as a controlled patina on real metal, or reproduced as a metal look coating when a lighter build or a non metal substrate is required, as outlined within Modulux Services. The process is guided by reference control, layering, and final sealing, so the surface remains architectural rather than theatrical. In interiors, Rust brings grounded depth to joinery, wall moments, and touchpoints that sit close to the hand and eye. In architectural applications, it scales into portals, cladding accents, and exterior elements where the finish needs to feel intentional under changing daylight. The effect is a restrained, tactile metal presence that absorbs glare, supports material pairing with stone, timber, and plaster, and gives geometry a quieter weight. For a deeper look at how these surfaces are made, visit חדשות.

Rust

Rust is well suited to interiors that need warmth without shine, and texture without noise. It works naturally on cabinet fronts, kitchen islands, bar surrounds, vanity panels, media walls, shelving back panels, fireplace features, interior doors, trim details, reception desks, and display plinths, especially where lighting grazes the surface and reveals its tonal layering.

In architecture, the same finish can carry across elevator lobbies, entry portals, column wraps, ceiling coffers, stair enclosures, wall cladding accents, soffit planes, signage panels, facade details, and outdoor feature elements where a calm, weathered tone belongs to the wider palette. The Rust look can be specified through different Modulux technologies, allowing the same visual language across MDF, composites, stone, and metal, including flat panels, sharp edges, and curved forms. This flexibility helps designers keep one patina story consistent across multiple trades and geometries, from intimate interior components to larger envelope gestures.

Share your substrate, geometry, and intended zone, and we will confirm the right process and protective build. You can also request samples to review tone, variation, and sheen under your lighting.