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The DEEP GREEN Vinyl is a technical vinyl in a very dark, deep and intense green tone, with a warm base and a strong olive component. It works in sophisticated contemporary and theatrical interiors; combine it with light warm-based or dark stone vinyls, deep marble vinyls, medium or toasted wood-effect vinyl wraps and metals such as brass, bronze, black or dark steel.
The DEEP GREEN Vinyl features a very dark, deep and intense green tone, with a warm base and a strong olive component. Its reading is enveloping, earthy and architectural, without being perceived as a cold bottle green or a bluish green.
It is a colour that can take on large masses, not only small details. In full kitchens, tall cabinets, islands, fronts, bathroom furniture, shower walls, sideboards, display cabinets, doors or panelling, it creates a dark presence with character when the composition is well structured.
Depending on the finish: in matte, it appears more sober and deep; in gloss, it gains reflection and a more intense reading; while the wood texture gives it more visual body while remaining a plain homogeneous colour.
- Light stones and woods: it works with light warm-based stone vinyls such as Beige Limestone, Formentera Stone or Colca Stone, together with medium wood-effect vinyl wraps, walnut or toasted woods. This combination keeps a natural and material reading without losing depth.
- Dark stones and marbles: choose it with Artem Stone, Ebony Stone or marble vinyls such as Deep Marble when a more theatrical composition is needed. DEEP GREEN can work with dark-on-dark combinations when light, metals and the scale of each material are well balanced.
- Murals and metals: in bathrooms and more expressive compositions, it can be combined with a large-format dark floral mural, dark stone and metals such as brass, bronze, black or dark steel. The mural works when it adds scale, pattern and a more complex botanical palette over the dark background.
No. DEEP GREEN is perceived as a very dark green with a warm olive base. It should not be described as a cold bottle green or a bluish green, because its reading is more earthy and enveloping.
Yes. It can be used in full kitchens, tall cabinets, islands and wide fronts. Combining it with warm light stone and medium wood helps keep depth without losing balance.
Yes. DEEP GREEN can work with dark combinations such as Ebony Stone, Deep Marble or Artem Stone. In this case, lighting, metals and the amount of dark surfaces should be controlled to keep a clear hierarchy.
It is best to avoid too many dark materials with the same level of presence, several expressive grains competing with each other, and very yellow or honey-toned woods that could intensify the olive component of the colour.
Lokoloko vinyl incorporates a grey opacifying backing that guarantees total opacity over any background colour — black, wenge, coloured tiles, dark furniture. The design looks exactly as it appears on screen, regardless of the surface underneath. Over that base we print with eco-friendly inks and apply the protective finish laminate in our own workshop: two layers of material that give the vinyl body, flexibility and durability, allowing anyone to install it without prior experience, adapting to curves, edges and corners.
Lokoloko vinyl is made with European raw materials that meet the standards of the most demanding industries: aeronautics, nautical and automotive. UV-protected inks will not yellow or lose colour. Up to 8 certified years outdoors — terraces, facades, vehicles, boats and garden furniture. Indoors, without direct exposure to the elements, over 15 years.
A material that does not degrade over time leaves no trace when removed: the PVC and adhesive remain bonded and come off cleanly in one piece, leaving no residue on the surface. The opposite of what happens with low-quality vinyls, where the PVC separates from the adhesive and leaves a layer that is practically impossible to remove.
Lokoloko vinyls are printed with 100% eco-friendly inks, nickel-free and odourless — the only ones in the decorative vinyl market approved for children's and healthcare spaces. No emissions, no odours, no compromises.

Lokoloko vinyl withstands constant water, steam and temperatures from −50 °C to +100 °C, with no need for sealing or special care. Clean with a damp cloth, standard household cleaning products, KH7 and bleach. Suitable for the inside of showers, bathtubs, kitchen splashbacks and worktops without restrictions.
Lokoloko vinyl adheres to any smooth or textured surface, including textured walls. Unlike air-channel vinyls, its high-adhesion polyacrylate adhesive does not lose grip in areas of constant steam or humidity.
Surface must be clean, dry and free of grease or dust before installation.
The high-adhesion polyacrylate adhesive on the back allows the vinyl to be repositioned during installation without rushing or making permanent mistakes. After the first few hours the adhesion becomes permanent: it will not come off with use, water or time.
Minimal contribution to fire, low smoke production and zero flaming droplets. Also certified under ASTM E 84-07 Class A (USA), UL969 and CSA C22.2 (Canada). Suitable for public spaces, hospitality and projects with regulatory requirements.
We design and print every vinyl when it is ordered, in our own workshop. We produce only what is needed — no surplus, no waste — so you pay for exactly what you use and every piece arrives freshly made.
The matte laminate eliminates any light reflection from the surface. Colour does not bounce — it is absorbed and deepens, giving the design a more real and natural presence. Especially suited to designs that replicate natural materials: stones, marbles, terrazos, cements and concretes gain a realism with the matte finish that gloss simply cannot match.
By not reflecting light, the matte finish creates no shadows on the contact surface. Small imperfections, reliefs or irregularities in the tile, furniture or wall underneath are visually neutralised. It is the most recommended finish when the target surface is not in perfect condition.
The matte laminate gives the surface a soft, velvety texture that eliminates the plastic feel. On furniture and walls the result feels as natural as it looks.
160 microns (0.16 mm) total thickness: vinyl base with grey opacifying backing + eco-friendly ink printing + matte protective laminate applied in our own workshop. The laminate protects the print from rubbing, humidity and standard cleaning products.
The matte finish is the most versatile in the range — it works in kitchens, bathrooms, furniture, walls, worktops and outdoors without restrictions. It is the first choice when you want to avoid the reflection of gloss and are looking for the most natural and long-lasting result.
On dark tones, as with any matte finish material, dirt is more visible than on light tones. Clean with a damp cloth and it wipes clean without marking.
What is the difference between matte and gloss?
Matte absorbs light and gives a natural, silky, reflection-free result — recommended for all surfaces and rooms. Gloss reflects light like a lacquered finish and gives a more luminous and intense result, recommended for vertical low-traffic surfaces such as doors, drawers and furniture fronts. On high-use horizontal surfaces — work tables, worktops, bars — gloss may develop micro-scratches over time, as with any high-end lacquered material.
Does the matte finish scratch?
No. The matte protective laminate withstands everyday rubbing and cleaning without scratching. You can clean with a cloth, household products, KH7 and bleach without damaging the finish. The only precaution: avoid abrasive scourers or products containing strong acids.
The gloss laminate reflects light like a high-end lacquered finish. Colour gains intensity and luminosity, with a visual depth that matte cannot match. Especially effective on deep, saturated or high-contrast tones — blacks, midnight blues, bottle greens, burgundies — where gloss multiplies the presence of colour.
The gloss laminate has a smooth and pleasant feel, similar to a quality lacquered piece of furniture. The surface is completely flat, with no texture.
160 microns (0.16 mm) total thickness: vinyl base with grey opacifying backing + eco-friendly ink printing + gloss protective laminate applied in our own workshop. The laminate protects the print from humidity and standard cleaning products.
The gloss finish works best on vertical surfaces with low direct contact, where it can show its full potential without exposure to heavy-use wear.
Like any high-end lacquered material, gloss may develop micro-scratches over time on high-use horizontal surfaces — work tables, worktops or bars. For those applications we recommend the matte finish.
Clean with a soft damp cloth and standard household cleaning products. Avoid abrasive scourers, products with strong acids and dragging objects across the surface — the same care you would give any gloss lacquered furniture.
Does the gloss finish scratch?
Like any gloss lacquered surface — design furniture, appliances, car bodywork — the gloss laminate may develop micro-scratches with continuous rubbing or dragging objects. On vertical surfaces with low direct use (doors, panels, walls) it holds perfectly. For high-use horizontal areas we recommend the matte finish.
What is the difference between gloss and matte?
Gloss reflects light like a lacquer and intensifies colour — ideal for statement decorations and low-traffic surfaces. Matte absorbs light and gives a natural, silky result, recommended for all surfaces and rooms without exception. If in doubt, matte is the most versatile and long-lasting choice for any use.
We put here the last video so you know how easy it is to install the Lokolokos. But we have a page full of many examples
Some of the most outstanding examples are:
A wardrobe: its doors and sides with textured and smooth vinyl
Table lined with vinyl
Kitchen front, in front of the ceramic hob
Coffee table and office
How to remove the vinyl
And many more
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