Wood meets
other matter.
Real wood veneer composed with metal, stone, leather and resin inlays — one surface, multiple materials, pressed to a single architectural face.
One surface,
many materials.
Hybrid veneer is a composition. Real wood veneer carries inlays, strips or sections of other materials — metal, stone, leather, resin — pressed into a single architectural face.
The composition is drawn to the project. A boardroom table that reads as walnut but holds a bronze inlay band. A reception desk in oak with a central stone insert. A hotel wall where leather strips sit flush with the wood grain. Each commission is bespoke, each sheet one-of-a-kind. We cost, draw, cut and press to specification.
Eighteen in-house compositions.
Every VHB design is a hand-laid composition. Custom patterns, scaled layouts, or project-specific drawings are commissioned on request.
Three stages from brief
to pressed face.
Draw & cost
Your drawing or reference becomes a cut-list. We cost the materials, confirm the composition, and sign off the sheet layout.
Cut & lay
Each material is hand-cut to the drawing — wood veneer, metal inlay, stone section or leather strip — then laid in position on the substrate.
Press & finish
Pressed to the MDF or plywood substrate under heat. Face sanded flush, finished site-ready. Single architectural panel, multiple materials.
Specified where surface
has to carry presence.
Not a volume material. Hybrid veneer is commissioned for interiors where the surface itself is the design statement.
Standard specifications.
Every hybrid composition is bespoke. The following are standard dimensions and construction defaults — all details are confirmed per project.
Every hybrid sheet is one-of-a-kind. The same composition cut again carries its own figure and reading — that is the point of the material.
Bring a brief,
we draw and press.
Hybrid veneer is drawn to the project. Share a reference, a sketch or a mood — we cost the composition, confirm the materials, and press a one-of-a-kind panel to specification.