Ostermann natural moss surface | Eco-friendly panels for interior cladding

Furniture surfaces, marble surfaces, natural stones, wall tiles, laminates, wood, countertops and kitchen tops.

Furnishing Surfaces is the professional portal dedicated to the world of furniture surfaces, designed for architects, interior designers, furniture makers and furniture companies. Inside you will find a wide selection of products, coatings, technological materials, decorative finishes and innovative surfaces for kitchens, furniture, walls and contemporary environments.

Through company fact sheets, downloadable catalogs, technical articles and videos, the portal guides you to discover the best interior design solutions, with a constant focus on trends, new products and furniture technologies.

Surfaces are organized into six thematic categories designed for easy reference and research:

- Natural stone surfaces, for kitchen countertops and fine architectural details
- Melamine surfaces, versatile and decorative, ideal for modern furniture
- Laminate surfaces, durable and functional for high-use environments
- Wood surfaces, natural, veneered or sliced for custom projects
- Technological materials, such as solid surface, HPL, technical ceramics and composite materials
- Chipboards, structural solutions for the furniture industry

Each category includes products, brands, catalogs, and editorial content to help you select the right materials for every design need. Furnishing Surfaces: the online reference for those working with the materials of the future.

The Ostermann natural moss surface is an innovative and sustainable decorative material, designed for contemporary interior design applications. Moss harvesting is carried out responsibly and the entire process, from selection to final processing, is performed 100% by hand.

Thanks to the flexible backing, the moss panels can be easily applied even to curved surfaces, offering maximum creative freedom and unique aesthetic results. Being a natural product, slight color variations are possible and should be considered an integral part of the material's authenticity.