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Cement Metal
ONE PRODUCT, MULTIPLE EFFECTS
Cemento Metallo is the perfect harmony between the solidity of concrete and the sophisticated brilliance of liquid metal, a decorative effect that expresses elegance and modernity with extraordinary intensity.
Since its inception in 2015, Daranà© has been one of the most sought-after products on the national and international markets. This innovative and unprecedented application method is so unique that it is now protected by copyright at the SIAE in Rome, with these rights recognized in 200 countries worldwide.
Work registered with:
Italian Society of Authors and Publishers (SIAE) - General Management - 00144 Rome - Viale della Letteratura, 30 OLAF SECTION - Published Works Deposit Service. This acknowledges the deposit of the work in question, accepted pursuant to art. 67, letter b) of the SIAE Regulations and under the conditions established for the provision of the service listed below. The deposit, identified by the repertoire number 2022/01949, is effective as of September 27, 2022.
Copyright protection
The Daranà application method is protected by copyright. Protection under the Unfair Competition Act (UCA). The Daranà application method enjoys protection under the Unfair Competition Act (UCA). The use of protected terms, illustrations, and products, as well as the complete or partial, similar, or identical reproduction of the Daranà application method, is permitted only with the express permission of Nikkolor Italia s.r.l. This applies to all products and types of use, whether physical or digital. This applies regardless of whether the use is for the user's own use or for the use of third parties, or in any other publication or documentation. The unauthorized import, export, or sale of this method is prohibited. To protect its intellectual property, Nikkolor Italia s.r.l. is obligated to take legal action and prevent any unauthorized use. Violation of industrial property rights and copyrights not only entails civil law consequences but also constitutes a criminal offense.
Its dynamic surfaces combine the materiality of concrete with iridescent metallic reflections, creating plays of light that give depth and character to spaces.
