The pattern does not stop at the leaf. We lead it across panelling, fronts and concealed doors, so the wall reads as a single image — not as a door with decoration.
It is the same continuous plane as in the classic wall system — panelling, wardrobe fronts and concealed doors in one face — completed with an original graphic. The graphic crosses every division without interruption, the door leaves included.
Not a door with decoration, but one image across an entire wall.
Every wall system begins with an unfolded elevation of the wall. On it we set the divisions of the panelling and the position of the doors, then lay the graphic over it and check how it crosses each joint.
At this stage one can see whether the most important passage of the motif falls on a joint, and whether the doors, once closed, complete the composition.
The horizontal section shows what happens beneath — frames and panelling meeting flush on one plane, by which the surface stays continuous whichever way the doors open.
From a subtle line in the colour of the wall to a full-scale motif — four projects showing the range.
Frame construction for wall systems, opening directions, materials and the order of decisions — the full guide.
A uniform plane without graphics — veneer, lacquer or a bespoke material carried across the entire wall.
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Authored wall systems in editions of no more than five in the world — a separate project and a separate narrative.
Discover →From it we will set out the graphic and show how the pattern will run across the panelling and the doors.
