INTERIOR SURFACES

Understanding the Layers in SPC Flooring

Understanding the visible finish and layered construction helps project teams compare SPC flooring options. SPC flooring brings together a decorative surface, a rigid core and a practical plank format. For a confident selection, review the finish, plank proportion, room layout and installation conditions as one coordinated decision. Read the floor as a complete surface A […]

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Exterior Louvers as an Architectural Accent

Exterior louvers can introduce measured rhythm, depth and a warm architectural finish. A successful exterior louver composition begins with proportion. Board direction, joint rhythm, corner treatment and the relationship to doors and windows should be resolved before material is ordered. Design the elevation as one composition Start with a simple drawing of the complete facade.

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Acrylic Laminates for Kitchens and Wardrobes

Review the selected finish together with adjoining surfaces, hardware and lighting. Acrylic laminates bring colour and a refined surface character to furniture, cabinetry and interior details. A successful selection begins with the complete palette, the viewing distance and the way each edge and junction will be resolved. Build the palette as a group Review the

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Planning the Layout of a Fluted Feature Wall

A resolved elevation keeps panel rhythm, edges and adjoining elements working together. A fluted feature wall works best when the layout is resolved before panels reach the site. Module width, wall proportions, joints, corners and the position of furniture should be considered as one composition. Start with the wall elevation Measure the complete wall and

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