Real metal, brought to life
Metalier is a water-based liquid metal coating system made with real metal.
Developed in New Zealand, it can transform walls, furniture, joinery, architectural features and almost any shape or surface into something individual.
More than 20 Years of Liquid Metal Expertise
Metalier began in New Zealand in 2005 and has been refined through more than two decades of product development, testing and real-world application.
Our expertise lies in creating a system that gives skilled applicators extraordinary creative freedom.
Real metal powders combine with our water-based coating technology to create surfaces that can be polished, textured, aged, patinated and developed to suit an individual design.
There is no single Metalier look. That is rather the point.
Authorised Metalier Master Aplicators in
New Zealand
Metalier finishes are created and applied in New Zealand by our authorised Master Applicators.
Elemental Finishes provides Metalier expertise throughout the North Island and Remarkable Surfaces throughout the South Island
Richard Bone
Contact:
richard@elementalfinishes.co.nz
Suzanne McInnis
Contact:
suzanne@remarkablesurfaces.co.nz
Designed for Creative Freedom
Metalier’s Signature Finishes show just some of what the system can achieve.
The same real metal can be polished, burnished, textured, aged or patinated. Colour, surface treatment and the skill of the applicator all influence the result.
A finish can begin with one of our established surfaces or be developed specifically for a project.
Metalier gives skilled applicators the freedom to create something genuinely individual.
Two Ways to Design with Real Metal
Metalier International also represents Chemetal decorative metal sheets in New Zealand through That Metal Company.
Metalier gives designers the freedom of an applied real-metal surface, particularly on curves, forms and individually developed finishes.
Chemetal offers real-metal sheet surfaces for larger, flatter areas where consistency and scale are important.
Together, they give designers a much broader palette for working with real metal.
A hint of Metalier
