Wall Accents

Wall accent panel profiles

Three faces of the same slatted panel. The profile decides how the shadow between the slats reads — a hard line, a soft gradient or a rolled highlight — and the finish decides the color.

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  Square face

  Flat slats with square edges. The crispest shadow line of the three, and the one that reads most architectural in a long straight run.

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  Concave

  Slats scooped into a shallow concave face. The curve carries light down its length, so the shadow between slats softens instead of cutting.

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  Round

  Half-round slats with a highlight along the crown of each. No hard edge anywhere on the face, and the softest of the three under downlighting.

Finishes

All three profiles come in the eight finishes below, from pale sand through to near-black.

Swatches are photographed, and screens vary. Ask us for a sample before you settle on a finish, or send a photograph of the flooring, cabinetry or trim it has to sit next to and we will match to the sample rather than to a chart.

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Wall accent designs

Panels with a raised pattern, run as one continuous field across the wall rather than as separate boards. In both rooms below the pattern is picked out in two finishes — one on the raised face, a second on the ground behind it — which is what gives the wall its depth.

Patterns

Eighteen patterns, from a tight vertical rib to open lattices and the large ogee shown above.

Finishes

Sixteen finishes for this line, from pale creams and wood tones through greys to black. Any pattern can be run in any of them, and the two-tone effect above is two finishes on one panel.

These are photographed chips and screens vary. Tell us the room and we will bring samples of the pattern and the two finishes together, which is the only way to judge how much relief the pattern will actually read at your lighting.

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