The Wood Veneer Blog

NUNOUS® by Seishoku® gives a new life to waste textiles by taking cut-offs from the fashion industry and transforming them into beautiful fabric veneers.

When it comes to decorating our homes, most of us have probably painted a room at some point and possibly even tried wallpapering. Pattern matching wallpaper and cutting in paint isn’t always as easy as it looks, and sadly these...

Having seen a huge surge in its popularity over recent years, it may come as a surprise to learn that wooden wall panelling dates back centuries! Often elaborate and intricately carved, it was used in stately homes as a means...

Wooden wall panels have become the discerning wallcovering choice in many homes, having seen a huge surge in popularity a few years ago. Their appeal to homeowners remains as popular as ever, with their tactile, textural surface. Wood wall panels...

No longer just a product that suits period properties, wooden wall panelling is suitable for all house types. From new builds and contemporary homes to Art Deco and retro 70’s houses, there’s a type and style of wood wall panelling...

Industrial style remains a firm favourite amongst interior designers, architects and homeowners alike! It’s a style that largely owes its popularity to the minimalist looks of warehouse conversions and open plan living, and its key features usually include striking architectural...

When it comes to decorating the interior of your home, the majority of us will have almost certainly painted a wall or room, whilst some will have even experienced wallpapering. Paint is the choice of so many as you really...

It’s fair to say that all rooms have a ceiling! Even if the space itself is open plan, features double height walls, or is a grand entrance hallway with a balcony staircase and platform landing, where each gives the illusion...

For any interior designer, architect or home-owner that has already used wood wall panelling, it’s a question that you’d never ask! Once you’ve installed it on single wall, the entire room or even on the ceiling, it’s more a question...