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...
Contrary to a popular belief, a monochromatic colour scheme is not solely about decorating in black and white. ‘Monochrome’ actually refers to the use of a selection of colours from the same spectrum, usually in different depths of saturation, along...
Our wall panelling guide shows you the different styles and ranges available, with inspirational ideas to illustrate how you can transform any room in your home into a luxurious living space. Wall panelling is the sophisticated way to create a...
If your bedroom has seen better days and is in need of a makeover, you’re in the right place! Perhaps it’s a room that’s in desperate need of updating, maybe you’ve recently moved and you simply can’t hack that once...
As you might expect from its name, real wood veneer is indeed made from actual timber! Unlike solid timber, wood veneer is a very thin sheet or layer of a superior or decorative grained wood. Frequently used in furniture production,...
Wood veneer, as you might expect, is a product which is harvested from solid timber, producing extremely thin slices of wood. Whilst most people only associate wood veneer as being readily available in a thin sheet format, they are also...
At The Wood Veneer Wood Hub we often get asked what are the main differences between veneers and their real wood counterparts. Most people assume that solid timber is better than veneer, and therefore it must be of superior quality....
Wood veneers have been used in the construction of high quality furniture for over 200 years. Frequently associated as being similar to laminate, and therefore an inexpensive and mass produced product, wood veneer is actually a traditional and structurally significant...
