Wall Paneling and Decorative Work
Panelling, cladding and feature walls used where they earn their place.
Panelling is the fastest way to give a wall texture and depth, and the fastest way to make a room feel busy if it is used everywhere. We use it on the walls that carry the room and leave the rest quiet.
Fluted, louvred, slat, moulding and upholstered treatments each behave differently under light, which is why panelling is selected alongside the lighting rather than from a sample board alone.
Panelling is manufactured and finished to the wall dimension so the module lines land where they were drawn, instead of ending in a cut strip at the corner.
Key deliverables
- Feature wall selection and elevation design
- Fluted, louvred, slat and moulding panelling
- Upholstered and fabric panel work
- Stone and stone-look cladding coordination
- Backlighting and accent lighting integration
- Manufacturing to wall dimensions and installation
- Living rooms
- Bedrooms
- Reception areas
- Meeting rooms
- Showrooms
- Retail stores
- Fluted and louvred profiles
- Veneer, laminate and membrane finishes
- Upholstery and fabric panels
- Stone and stone-look cladding
- Profile and cove backlighting
Timelines and estimates depend on space size, material selections, customization and final project scope.
Design and execution process
The same six stages on every project, regardless of size.
Consultation
Understand the space, needs, style preferences and estimated budget.
Site Assessment
Review measurements, functionality, site conditions and technical requirements.
Concept and Planning
Develop layouts, material direction and design concepts.
Design Approval
Finalize the selected design, scope, finishes and project plan.
Manufacturing and Execution
Coordinate in-house manufacturing, site work and installation.
Quality Review and Handover
Conduct finishing checks and complete the final handover.
Recent wall paneling work
Wall Paneling — frequently asked
Usually the one you see first from the entrance or from the main seating position. We identify it during the site assessment rather than defaulting to the TV wall.
It can, if it is used on every wall or in a heavy profile. Used on one wall, in the right profile and with the right lighting, it usually adds depth.
Often yes, depending on the wall condition and the services behind it. We check this on site.
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Planning wall paneling work?
Tell us about your space, requirements and preferred timeline. We will come back to you to understand the project.