ForMe Design exterior wall cladding systems enhance architectural projects with durable aluminium surfaces, seamless finishes and contemporary design appeal.

Located in Bagheria, Italy, the residential project designed by Arch. Liborio Toia explores a refined balance between white architectural volumes, large glazed openings and wood-effect surfaces. Within this composition, the ForMe Design exterior wall cladding systems help define the identity of the building, transforming vertical walls, soffits and balcony ceilings into continuous and coordinated architectural surfaces.

The Cladding system with 150 mm aluminium slats, selected in the EGR60/3 finish, introduces the visual warmth of traditional wood boiserie while reinterpreting it through the lightness and durability of aluminium. The surface extends along the full height of the building, continues through the balcony ceilings and enhances the entrance area with a precise horizontal rhythm, capable of interacting with natural light and integrated lighting.

The project creates an essential and carefully balanced façade: the compact white volumes frame the material depth of the Cladding system, while the large openings and evening light cuts reinforce the contemporary character of the intervention. The exterior wall cladding systems therefore become an integral part of the architectural language — not simply a finishing layer, but an element capable of organising façades, balconies and access areas.