About Wrapt Interiors™.
Premium surface wrapping in Johannesburg & Gauteng. We re-skin the surfaces you already own in architectural film from the world's leading film brands — installed in situ, in days rather than the weeks a renovation takes, and guaranteed in writing.
We change the surface, not the plan.
Wrapt Interiors™ re-skins kitchen cupboards and counters, cabinetry, wardrobes, doors, feature walls and whole commercial interiors — boardrooms, receptions, lift cars and retail — in premium architectural film. The film bonds over the surface you already have and takes on its shape, faces, edges and returns, so the layout, the plumbing and the joinery all stay exactly where they are. Only the finish changes.
It is a building finish that happens to arrive on a roll, and it is installed like one: surfaces cleaned, degreased, repaired and primed, then wrapped in situ. For most kitchens and single rooms that is two to four days — not the weeks a demolition and rebuild would take — with no demolition, no dust and nothing sent to the rubbish dump — typically for up to 70% less than replacing the same surfaces.
We specify from the world's leading film brands.
Cover Styl’, Bodaq, 3M DI-NOC and LX Hausys — over 1,500 finishes between them, across marble and stone, timber, concrete, brushed metal, textile effects and solid colour. It is the latest generation of surface technology, engineered for best-in-class durability, and warrantied by its manufacturers against cracking, peeling and fade for up to 10 years, with our workmanship cover in writing alongside it.
Cover Styl’ Certified Installers · 2026
A palette is often built across several of these houses at once, so every element gets the right grain, depth and sheen. Whichever film it is, the reference is named against the element on your specification, manufacturer data sheets are available on request, and samples come to you before anything is priced.
Four commitments you can check for yourself.
Wrapping is a craft with corners that can be quietly cut, each one worth money to whoever cuts it. These are the four we commit to in writing — and how you verify each one.
The Film on Your Quote Is the Film on Your Surface
Every finish is named by brand and reference on your written specification, and the same reference is repeated on your invoice. We show you the boxes and roll labels on install day without being asked — because a manufacturer's warranty only exists for genuine, registered film.
Everything in Writing, Including the Measurements
The scope, the price, the programme and the warranty are all on paper, itemised, with the measurements shown behind every number so you can compare totals for the same scope. If something genuinely unforeseen surfaces, the work pauses until you have agreed the extra — in writing.
Your Home Protected Before a Blade Comes Out
Worktops and floors are covered first. The work is clean and quiet, in situ, so the house stays livable and the office stays open. Samples come to you and are judged in your own light rather than under showroom bulbs, and the crew that starts your job is the crew that finishes it.
Honest Counsel, Before You Spend
Where a surface should not be wrapped, we say so — before the quote, not after the invoice. Preparation is scheduled for the time it honestly takes, edges and returns are wrapped rather than trimmed short, and the warranty documents are handed over at completion.
Johannesburg and Gauteng, and nationwide by arrangement.
Homes, offices, retail and hospitality across Johannesburg and the wider Gauteng province, and nationwide by arrangement for larger scopes and rolled-out commercial programmes. Wherever the site is, the sequence is the same: a measure-up visit with samples in hand, a written and itemised estimate, a deposit tied to a confirmed installation date, and the balance on completion once you have inspected the work.
See it on your
own surfaces.
Send a few details and we'll arrange a visit to measure up and show you samples against your space — then prepare a written, itemised estimate.
The visit carries a call-out fee, credited back when you go ahead.