A full-height composition
The stacked-format field spans from the floor area to the wood trim at the ceiling.
Specialty surface installation · Finished view
Multitone Feature Wall
A multitone, stacked-format surface fills the wall between two wood-trimmed openings and rises behind a freestanding cabinet.
Craftsmanship in the details
A closer look at the layout, pattern, transitions, and finish work throughout this installation.
Mixed sizes and tones
Rectangular pieces vary in width and move through warm brown, gray, and light neutral colors.
Framed by existing woodwork
Vertical trim and adjacent openings define the left and right boundaries of the feature wall.
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