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In the sintered stone industry, Carved , Curved Surface, and Sculpted Surface are three distinct surface processing techniques or design concepts. Their differences lie primarily in application, craftsmanship, and visual effects:

1. Carved 

• Definition:
  Refers to high-precision carving techniques applied to the surface of sintered stone to achieve intricate textures, patterns, or gloss effects.

• Key Features:

  • Emphasizes fine details, such as natural stone textures and precise gloss control (matte or polished).
  • Suitable for flat surfaces or designs with light textures.
  • Commonly used to create elegant, refined visual effects, ideal for high-end interior walls, floors, or countertops.

• Visual Effect:
  Focuses on accurately replicating the natural details of stone, ensuring a uniform and refined overall effect.

• Applications:
  Flat surface decorations, such as luxury kitchen countertops, flooring, or feature walls.

2. Curved Surface

• Definition:
  Specializes in processing sintered stone surfaces with curvature or curved shapes to meet non-flat design requirements.

• Key Features:

  • Uses specialized molds or machining equipment to shape sintered stone into three-dimensional curved surfaces.
  • Requires materials with high flexibility and strength to prevent cracking or deformation during processing.
  • After processing, the surface retains smooth textures or consistent gloss levels.

• Visual Effect:
  Curved designs are smooth and elegant, emphasizing continuity and three-dimensional aesthetics.

• Applications:
  Curved furniture (e.g., round-edged countertops, curved bathroom vanities), artistic architectural facades, and unique decorative pieces.

3. Sculpted Surface

• Definition:
  Refers to intricate carving or three-dimensional texturing techniques applied to sintered stone surfaces to create artistic or unique decorative effects.

• Key Features:

  • Utilizes CNC carving or mold-based techniques to create complex textures or detailed patterns.
  • Focuses on three-dimensional depth and tactile embossed effects.
  • Enhances the design by adding prominent artistic details to the surface.

• Visual Effect:
  The surface features significant three-dimensional layering, rich textures, and a strong decorative aesthetic.

• Applications:
  Wall art decorations, large-scale sculptures, customized architectural designs, and unique commercial spaces.

Summary Comparison

Each of these surface processing techniques has its own advantages and can be chosen based on project needs.