Where fluted panelling works best
- TV walls, often combined with a marble or stone panel behind the screen
- Bedroom headboard walls with integrated lighting
- Entrances and corridors, sometimes with a hidden door in the panelling
- Offices, receptions and meeting rooms
Materials and finishes
Panels are usually made from MDF or plywood strips finished in natural veneer (walnut, oak), stained, or painted in any colour. Veneer gives the richest look; painted panels suit minimal interiors.
Getting the proportions right
Narrower flutes feel refined and modern; wider slats look bolder. Running panels from floor to ceiling makes the room feel taller. We draw the layout so flutes line up neatly with sockets, switches and edges.
Adding light
A recessed LED line at the top or behind the panels grazes the flutes and shows off the texture at night. We plan the wiring route with you before installation.
Care and humidity
Indoors, sealed and finished panels are easy to maintain: dust with a soft brush and wipe with a slightly damp cloth. We leave the right expansion gaps and fix panels securely to suit Dubai's indoor conditions.