Restrained lines, honest materials
Minimal Interiors
Fewer materials, larger planes and no trim to hide behind. Minimal schemes are less forgiving, because every edge is visible.
Gallery
Where these materials land
Illustrative spaces showing how each panel type is typically used.
Specifying for this space
What to get right
Three things that decide whether the joinery in this room still looks right in five years.
Materials to look at
The edge is the detail
With no trim, the panel edge is the finish. Specify a full-core panel that machines cleanly and band it properly.
Reveals over scribes
A deliberate shadow gap absorbs tolerance that a tight scribe against an uneven wall will not.
Zero-gap core pays off
Exposed edges show every void. A zero-gap panel is the difference between an edge you can leave bare and one you have to cover.
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Other spaces
Planning a space like this?
Talk it through with someone who knows the material.