Tuet Deep Surface

The first Deep Surface by Arpa: intense appeal and tactile experience 

Tuet is the first Deep Surface by Arpa. For both a visual and tactile experience, it highlights the play of light and shadow, revealing all the charm of the ribbed surface. Immersed into the waves of Tuet, the light transforms each room into an evocative composition characterised by contrasts, which varies according to the time of the day.   Its texture also offers a multifaceted tactile experience, combining a soft touch with a pleasant wavy sensation.

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Discover Tuet decors 

Suitable only for vertical applications, Tuet expands its decor offer by presenting new wood and stone surfaces, together with an innovative range of colours.

After the introduction first two wood decors, Caravella Light and Caravella Dark, the deep surface enriches its offer with Caravella Mid, which explores the woodgrains in a mid-nuance between Light and Dark. Tuet also introduces its first stone decor, Trevi, inspired by the travertine of the Roman fountain.

The new Galea range experiments with Tuet’s surface in different colours. Beige, Ochre, Pink, Green, Grey: through the deep surface, each tone takes on an intense and unique aesthetic.

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Geometric deep rhythm 

With their geometric deep rhythm, the “reeds” create movement and, simultaneously, give equilibrium to the whole design creativity. Tuet becomes a sinuous dance of texture, where the repetition of reliefs forms an atmosphere of natural wellbeing.

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Arpa Deep Surfaces

Arpa Industriale is exploring new texture design by introducing the Deep Surfaces.
Enhancing the ability of giving movement and depth to the space, this new family of materials confirms the company’s pledge to develop both innovation and aesthetics.

Tuet, the first Arpa Deep Surface, won the Red Dot Award “Product Design 2024” and was selected for ADI Design Index 2024, which is the first step towards Compasso d’Oro 2026.

Tuet Edging Process

Watch the videos to find out more about the industrial and artisanal edging processes.

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