HomeCC Interior, the interior specialty brand of KCC Glass, has relaunched its eco-friendly interior film, the 'Vicente Decoration Sheet.'
HomeCC Interior's Vicente Decoration Sheet is a surface finishing material applied to windows, doors, moldings, wall panels, and more. By adding the feel and design of materials with properties different from the actual base material, it creates a refined and fresh atmosphere for any space. Through this renewal, the 'Vicente Decoration Sheet' now offers a total of 121 designs organized into five series according to their design characteristics — ▲Minimal ▲Style ▲Solid ▲Natural ▲Trendy — allowing it to satisfy the diverse tastes of consumers. In addition, more delicate and refined pattern designs, along with surface embossing that brings out the texture of natural materials, have been applied to enhance both the natural and premium feel. In particular, this renewal actively reflects the design themes proposed by HomeCC Interior at 'TRENDIVE 2024/25,' the interior trend seminar held early this year. As a result, two new series have been added: the 'Natural' series, which creates comfortable and warm spaces with classic, nature-friendly wood designs, and the 'Trendy' series, which allows for distinctive and vibrant spaces through designs such as stone and fabric. The striped designs reflecting the global 'Minimalterior (Minimal + Interior)' sensibility have also been strengthened.
A KCC Glass representative stated, "The Vicente Decoration Sheet has been recognized for its diverse designs and eco-friendliness, making it a highly popular product at new apartment construction sites nationwide, and this renewal has further strengthened its marketability."
Meanwhile, the 'Vicente Decoration Sheet' is an eco-friendly product that has obtained the Ministry of Environment's official Eco-Label (Environmental Mark Certification) and the Korea Air Cleaning Association's Eco-Friendly Building Material (HB Mark) certification. In addition, in testing conducted by the Korea Testing & Research Institute for Chemical Convergence, it passed all standards for the detection of hazardous substances, including total volatile organic compounds (TVOC) and phthalate-based plasticizers, proving the product's safety. 02-2015-8500