The saying "no translucency, no haute couture" makes sense.

[Translucency Technique]
Translucency is a paint finishing technique that offers a mid-level of transparency between clear varnish and the coverage of solid color paint. It's like a thin layer of gauze covering the wood surface. From a distance, it displays the simple, modern beauty of solid color, while up close, it reveals the natural beauty of wood grain, achieving the effect of "seeing the wood, not the paint."

[Technique Features]
Translucency wood finishes are refined and elegant, with uniform color, clear, natural texture, a smooth surface, and transparent ducts. This highlights the natural, three-dimensional texture of the wood grain, effortlessly showcasing the charm of the wood. Through the coating process, the soft, delicate wood returns to its natural warmth as the grain is rendered, achieving breakthroughs and improvements in both visual and practical effects.

[Technique Applications]
Widely used in the haute couture industry, the finish primarily targets elm, oak, and walnut. Suitable for furniture, walls, doors, and more, it allows for the same color of doors, walls, and cabinets.
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