Alvic is the Spanish surface manufacturer we reach for when a project needs a finish rather than a decor — a true mirror gloss, a supermatt that will not hold a fingerprint, or a matt with the grain physically registered to the print. 143 designs across 6 families and 35 collections, in five door surfaces plus two worktop programmes.
Two choices, not one. The design is what the surface looks like. The technology is how it is made and how it behaves — gloss, matt, supermatt, anti-fingerprint. Most designs run in several technologies, and choosing the right look with the wrong surface is the most common Alvic mistake we see. Pick the look, then pick the surface. Compare the surfaces
Colours shown on screen are approximations. iKitchen Cabinetry is not affiliated with Alvic; product names are used for identification only.
This is the decision that changes how the kitchen behaves day to day. Read it before you fall in love with a design.
High gloss, mirror finish
View luxe by alvic 80 designsRegistered-texture matt
View syncron by alvic 77 designsRegistered-texture matt, laminate
View syncron laminates 79 designsSupermatt, anti-fingerprint
View zenit by alvic 21 designsSupermatt on an ecological substrate
View zenit ecoOak, elm, walnut and ash decors. The ones worth specifying in SYNCRON, because a woodgrain you can feel is the difference between a wood-look door and a door that reads as wood.
View woodgrains 39 designsFlat colour, no pattern. The largest family, and the one where the surface technology matters most — the same white is a different kitchen in LUXE gloss and in ZENIT supermatt.
View solid colours 26 designsBrushed, oxidised and patinated metal effects. Used in short runs — an island face, a bar back, a bank of tall doors — where a full kitchen would be too much.
View metals 21 designsMarble, concrete and plaster effects for cabinetry. Where a real slab on a vertical surface is neither practical nor affordable, this is the answer that still reads right.
View stone, concrete & plaster 15 designsSurfaces with depth in them — pearl effects that shift with the light, and milled reliefs that carry a shadow. The ones photographs undersell.
View pearlescent & milled 4 designsWoven and linen effects. Quiet, tactile, and best used where a flat colour would read as flat — a dressing room, a pantry, a headboard wall.
View textilesColours shown on screen are approximations and vary with your display. Final selection is confirmed against a physical sample.
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