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Space ideas

Living & feature walls.

Let the materials give the room its character.

Curved wood looks, a pale tile base and a tactile feature wall can give a living space a clear material rhythm. Combine the visual direction with the right substrate, joints, lighting and acoustic brief.

Coordinated PET and wood-look decorative finishes from the source catalogue

Supplier catalogue image · Source 15, PDF p. 18

What makes this direction work.

Keep one finish language across the room

The decorative-panel collection coordinates door, wall and cabinet colours, with wood-grain, PET stone-look, textile and metallic options. Approve physical samples together; the same visual effect can sit on different base panels.

Make the junctions part of the design

Corners, returns, curved transitions, socket edges and skirting reveal how a panel system is built. Use the profile drawings to coordinate these details with the selected board, rather than leaving the installer to improvise at the final corner.

Choose an acoustic construction for an acoustic purpose

PET-backed MDF slats, grooved boards and polyester felt are different constructions. For a media room or a reflective living space, define the acoustic target and ask for evidence that matches the mounting depth, backing and infill you plan to use.

Make the next step useful

Make this space your own.

A few clear references and a measured brief make the sourcing conversation easier.

Discuss this direction →
  • Wall elevations and the surfaces that meet each other
  • Coordinated finish samples viewed in the intended light
  • Acoustic aims, fixing method and access to services
Source notes. Source 15, PDF pp. 2, 18. Source 44, PDF pp. 4, 12. Source 16, PDF pp. 2, 8. Source 14, PDF p. 26. Catalogue listings are reference examples. Confirm the current model and project specification with the supplier.
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