Set out to the architecture, not around it.
Low level, high level and full-height panelling, machined in our workshop and set out so panel widths align with doors, reveals and services. Bespoke moulding profiles are cut to suit the scheme and run consistently across panelling, architraves and cornice.
Send us your drawingsDado panelling with moulded cap rail, wrapping columns and returns.
Full-height frames to circulation and stairwells, with integrated lighting.
Sequence-matched veneer panels with shadow-gap joints and concealed fixings.
Panelling designed to incorporate storage, risers and access panels where required by the project.
Low level panelling painted to a Farrow & Ball colour, with a moulded cap rail running continuously around the room. Panel widths were set out to align with door openings and window reveals so the joinery reads as part of the architecture rather than an addition to it.
Low level panelling extended to wrap structural columns, forming a continuous dado that ties the room together. Each column was templated on site and the cladding machined in the workshop so the mitred corners close tightly around the steel substructure.
Low level panelling carried up the stair flight with raking frames cut to follow the pitch of the stairs. The moulded cap rail and handrail run in one continuous line, scribed to the wall at each landing return.
Stairwells panelled to a high level, with raking frames set out to follow the flight and integrated wall lighting. The panel joints land on the tread nosings so the pattern reads correctly from every angle of the stairwell.
Send drawings, a specification or a tender package and our team will review the requirements.
Indicative only. Final quotation subject to drawings, specification and/or site survey.
