Floor and wall finishes, area painting, and estimates

Room finishes are measured design data, not just a background color. Floor and wall choices drive the rendered surface, physical pattern controls, area-specific zones, and material quantity estimates.

Target the correct room and surface#

Open Build → Colors and choose Floor or Walls. In a multi-room plan, select the room floor or use Room to edit first. For walls, select All walls or one wall in the plan or 3D view. A party wall can belong to the adjacent room; the panel will tell you to edit it from that owner instead of writing an invisible finish.

Finish the floor#

Floor families include wood/parquet, vinyl/PVC, marble, tile, and My texture. Choose a material, then use:

• Whole floor to fill the selected room.
• Brush to paint only selected floor areas.
• Clear areas to remove area overrides and return to the room-wide finish.

Physical materials expose piece width and length, grout or joint width where relevant, and pattern rotation. For a solid or non-piece brush, choose 25 cm, 50 cm, or 1 m cells. A piece-based material uses its actual selected dimensions for the brush footprint and estimate.

Finish the walls#

Wall families include paint, tile, marble, mirror, WPC panels, solid custom colors, and custom image textures. Apply the pending finish to All walls, This wall, or use Brush for selected areas.

For painted wall areas, the brush diameter is adjustable from 10–200 cm in 5 cm steps. Tile, marble, mirror, WPC, and custom panels use physical stock dimensions and joint settings rather than a round paint brush. Use Clear areas to remove the zones for the current wall scope.

Upload a custom texture#

Floor and wall texture uploads accept JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB. Choose an evenly lit, front-facing, crop-ready source without perspective. For a custom physical material, enter its real piece or panel dimensions; the editor cannot produce a useful unit estimate from an image alone.

The texture is stored with the design where supported, but keep the source file. Verify a share, export, and another device before relying on a custom asset for a handoff.

Read the quantity estimate#

The floor estimate reports measured area and, for known piece sizes, required pieces or slabs. The wall estimate groups materials across the room, subtracts valid door and window openings, and can report area plus pieces, panels, sheets, or lengths according to the selected product.

Area brushes create separate finish zones, so many small strokes can increase complexity. If the saved-area limit is reached, clear old areas or use a larger brush and apply a broader zone.

What the estimate does not guarantee#

The result is a planning quantity. Verify field dimensions, cutting layout, pattern matching, grout, waste, breakage, trim, substrate, moisture conditions, installation method, stock size, and current availability with the responsible supplier or installer. Do not treat an on-screen quantity as a purchase order.

For furniture-specific colors and interior finish scopes, read Colors, interiors, and custom finishes.