Panelling
Six interior timbers. Three finishes. Specified board by board.
Natural timber on interior walls
Interior walls ask a different question of timber than ceilings or facades. They are at arm’s length. Grain reads. Finish reads. The joint between two boards reads. These six species cover the warm neutral palette most residential and hospitality interiors call for — honey pines, pale and warm oaks, chocolate walnut, and cool ash.
Supplied as solid boards in widths 90–140 mm, thicknesses 12–45 mm, and lengths 3–10 ft. Each species in three finish choices: natural, open-grain or brushed.
Six interior panelling species
Warm honey-toned softwood with soft, open grain. The friendliest timber in the library.
ExploreClassic open-pore oak with a warm reddish cast. Takes stain beautifully; reads traditional.
ExploreGolden-brown hardwood with natural oil content. Dense, premium, ages to a soft patina.
ExploreDeep chocolate heartwood with straight-to-wavy grain. Anchors a lighter room; reads serious.
ExplorePale cream-honey with tight straight grain. Keeps interiors feeling bright and uncluttered.
ExploreCool pale brown with a slight olive cast. Straight grain, closed pore, modern reading.
ExploreAlso available: thermally modified panelling
For humid rooms, bathrooms, or installations where dimensional stability is non-negotiable, our Thermowood range offers the same wall application with heat-treated performance.