45 catalogue references
Wood, fabric, mineral and metal effects, with the backing kept distinct.
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Resolve wall-panel junctions with matching flat sections, fluted grilles, corner profiles and curved transitions. Confirm the substrate and approved shop drawings before manufacture.
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Coordinate doors, walls and cabinetry with a shared decorative palette. Options include wood-grain, PET stone-look, textile and metallic finishes, with the base panel confirmed separately.
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Choose a metallic texture from mottled patina, mirror effects, brushed grain and dimensional relief. Confirm the surface process and base panel alongside the physical sample.
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Introduce texture through gilded patina, brocade patterns and flexible stone-like surfaces. Confirm the exact substrate and installation system with the chosen sample.
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Soft solid-colour palettes provide a quieter wall and joinery finish direction.
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Marble-vein and other stone-look decorative faces coordinate walls with joinery.
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Hot-pressed decorative film offers coordinated wood-look faces for wall and cabinet compositions.
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A mirror-like acrylic surface is presented as a composite decorative board; edge and backing details belong in the installation drawing.
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A sandblasted metal-look decorative film is applied to a co-extruded bamboo/wood-fibre base.
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Continuous veining across decorative film panels gives a coordinated surface direction for doors, walls and cabinets.
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Fluted profiles introduce repeated shadow lines in wall, ceiling and screen compositions.
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Extruded or shaped aluminium profiles bring corrugation and rounded relief to walls, ceilings and partitions.
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Embossed wave-like stainless-steel surfaces respond strongly to the direction and colour of light.
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Detail view from the same catalogue photograph. Small metallic-looking mosaic elements create colour, mirror and line-pattern surface directions.
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Small solid-wood pieces form geometric textures for feature walls and decorative artwork.
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Electroplated surfaces introduce a metallic gloss in decorative brick and tile forms.
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Flexible-looking stone and textile textures are shown under the Modified Clay Material family, separate from natural stone slabs.
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Metallic-toned decorative panels provide a warm reflective wall or joinery direction.
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Cement-based sheets can be carved, slotted, punched or cut into different groove arrangements.
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Foamed artificial wall panels reproduce deep stone-like relief without being natural stone blocks.
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Stone-like decorative modules are presented under the FPC art-stone family.
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Open geometric modules are shown for screens, partitions and feature-wall compositions.
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Detail view from the same catalogue photograph. Open cement modules filter views and light while giving a screen wall visible depth.
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Porous fired ceramic components are shown as modular decorative screens.
Images and listed details come from the credited supplier catalogues. A scene illustrates a design direction; current construction, finish and order scope are agreed for the selected item. Source notes
