Choosing an AGT Finish: Soft Touch, HG, and Matt
Compare Soft Touch, high gloss (HG), and matt AGT finishes for fluted walls and furniture panels — touch, light, and maintenance.
Soft Touch
Soft Touch finishes mute glare and feel dry under the hand — ideal for feature walls, headboards, and hospitality corridors where fingerprints show less than gloss.
Oak, wenge, and grey Soft Touch families photograph well and pair cleanly with fluted depth because shadows stay soft, not mirror-sharp.
HG (high gloss)
HG surfaces bounce light and read more formal. Use them on furniture faces, accents, or short wall runs where drama matters more than wipe-down frequency.
Expect more visible smudges; specify cleaning routines and lighting that does not rake across the face at a harsh angle.
Matt / Supramat families
Matt and Supramat options sit between Soft Touch and HG — lower sheen than gloss, still refined for kitchens and closets.
When matching a fluted wall to cabinetry, pull finishes from the same AGT family so edge bands and faces stay in one color story.