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    Cleaf in London

    See a Cleaf surface in a working interior and specify Cleaf through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1.

    Cleaf is an Italian maker of textured surfaces for furniture and interiors: faced panels, laminates and edges, produced at its own sites in Brianza, Italy, and used by architects and furniture manufacturers. At the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, Cleaf Mosaico FB45 lines the open shelving of the ground-floor office. Interior designers, architects and developers can see it in a finished room, compare it with the other finishes of a scheme and specify and order Cleaf through Faura, by appointment.

    Cleaf Mosaico textured surfaces in navy, light grey and dark grey, with a composition of square tiles in relief
    The Cleaf Mosaico texture, a composition of square tiles at different depths and widths. Image: Cleaf.

    Cleaf at a glance

    Company
    Cleaf S.p.A., an Italian company producing surfaces for furniture and interiors
    Based in
    Lissone (Monza and Brianza), Italy, with production sites in Lissone, Desio and Albiate
    Ownership
    The Caspani family since 1975; today 72.5% owned by Luciano Caspani and his children Barbara and Roberto, and 27.5% by the Austrian Egger group
    Products
    Faced panels, laminates and edges, in wood, metal, stone and fabric effects
    Showroom
    CCube, the corporate showroom in Lissone, open since 2013
    Recognition
    Archiproducts Design Awards every year from 2020 to 2025, and the ADI Design Index 2021 for Fusion
    In London
    Mosaico FB45 installed in the office at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1 (trade, by appointment). Specify and order through Faura.

    Cleaf installed at Faura, London

    The Cleaf surface below is fitted in the ground-floor office at the Faura Interior Design Residency and can be seen by appointment.

    OfficeMosaico FB45 laminateLines the inside of the open shelves in the main office area
    Cleaf Mosaico FB45 surface sample in a light grey tone with a fine square-tile texture
    Mosaico FB45, the Cleaf surface used inside the office shelving at Faura. Image: Cleaf.
    Black Cleaf Mosaico FB35 surface on the wall and plinth of a shoe store display
    Mosaico FB35 on the wall and plinth of a shoe store display. Image: Cleaf.

    What Cleaf makes

    Cleaf describes its range as a coordinated system of products to coat furniture and interiors, with a growing number of textures and decors with tactile and visual effects. Many decors, such as Mosaico FB45, are offered as a faced panel, a laminate and a matching edge.

    • Faced panels: chipboard or MDF faced with a Cleaf surface, for furniture and doors.
    • Laminates: HPL sheets for furniture and interiors.
    • Edges: ABS edging in matching textures and colours.
    • Effects: wood, metal, stone and fabric, across textures such as Mosaico, Fusion, Matrice, Sbalzo, Traccia, Riga, Jiometori, Cheope and Primofiore.

    Products by texture · Products by effect · Collections

    Mosaico FB45

    Cleaf describes the Mosaico texture as a composition of square tiles whose irregular appearance comes from different levels of depth and width. FB45 is one of ten Mosaico decors, offered for furniture and doors.

    • Faced panel: on chipboard or MDF, 2800 × 2070 mm, 8 to 38 mm thick, with a Fiocco back texture.
    • Laminate: HPL, 2760 × 2040 mm, 0.9 mm thick.
    • Edge: ABS, 15 to 330 mm high and 0.5 to 2.0 mm thick.

    Mosaico FB45 · Mosaico texture

    Espresso 2628 stock collection

    Espresso 2628 is Cleaf's stock collection: 126 products in 30 textures, available as faced panel, laminate and edge, and sold in bundles or as single products through Cleaf's official dealers. Cleaf positions it for projects from retail and hospitality to workspaces and homes. Mosaico FB45 is part of it, as an 18 mm chipboard faced panel, a laminate and matching edges.

    Espresso 2628

    A family company in Brianza

    Cleaf has been run by the Caspani family since 1975 and is headquartered in Lissone, in Brianza, with production sites in Lissone, Desio and Albiate. Its corporate showroom, CCube, has been the company's creative centre since 2013. On sustainability, Cleaf says it designs products to last, and works to reduce raw-material use, reuse and recycle waste and control emissions in production.

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    Who Cleaf suits

    Furniture, joinery and doors that need a textured, tactile finish in a board, laminate or edge format, across the project types Cleaf names: home interiors, workspaces, retail and hospitality.

    Specifying Cleaf through Faura

    1. 01
      See it in a finished roomBook a private visit to the Residency in Westminster and see Mosaico FB45 in the office.
    2. 02
      Choose surfacesCompare Cleaf textures with the stone, wood and fabrics of the scheme, and request samples for client approval.
    3. 03
      Specify formatsFaura confirms the format for each element: faced panel, laminate or edge, with thickness and board type.
    4. 04
      Order and deliveryFaura orders the materials for the joiner or furniture maker and coordinates delivery to the workshop or site.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where can I see or buy Cleaf in London?
    Trade professionals can see Cleaf Mosaico FB45 in the office at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment, and specify and order Cleaf surfaces through Faura. Cleaf's own dealer list for England names James Latham in Hemel Hempstead.
    Where is Cleaf made?
    In Italy. Cleaf is headquartered in Lissone and manufactures its faced panels, laminates and edges at production sites in Brianza: Lissone, Desio and Albiate.
    What does Cleaf make?
    Surfaces for furniture and interiors: faced panels on chipboard or MDF, HPL laminates and ABS edges, in wood, metal, stone and fabric effects.
    What is Cleaf Mosaico?
    A Cleaf texture made of square tiles at different depths and widths, which gives it an irregular, woven look. Mosaico FB45 is the decor fitted inside the office shelving at Faura.
    Which formats is Mosaico FB45 available in?
    As a faced panel on chipboard or MDF (2800 × 2070 mm, 8 to 38 mm thick), as an HPL laminate (2760 × 2040 mm, 0.9 mm) and as an ABS edge.
    Who owns Cleaf?
    Cleaf is 72.5% owned by Luciano Caspani and his children Barbara and Roberto, and 27.5% by Egger, the Austrian group. The Caspani family has led the company since 1975.
    Can I get Cleaf texture files for renders and technical data?
    Yes. Cleaf provides downloadable texture images, product images, catalogues and technical datasheets, along with CE declarations of performance and reaction-to-fire documents. Faura can collect these into a specification pack for each project.
    Is Cleaf suitable for doors?
    Cleaf lists Mosaico FB45 for both furniture and doors. Faura confirms the right format, board and thickness for each application with the joiner.
    How much does Cleaf cost?
    It depends on the specification: texture, format, board type, thickness and quantity. Faura prepares trade quotations for each project.
    What are the lead times for Cleaf?
    Faura confirms availability and delivery timing with Cleaf for each order.

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    Sources: Cleaf — Company · Mosaico FB45 · Mosaico texture · Espresso 2628 · Dealers. Surface installed: Faura showroom catalogue.

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    Book a private visit

    See Cleaf in person at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster. Appointments are held Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00.

    Faura Interior Design Residency · Westminster, London SW1 · showroom@faura.global