Ceiling & Wall Features
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Timber Ceiling Paneling
- Decorative Ceiling Panels instantly bring uniqueness, warmth and style into any room. It also offers insulation and sound absorption.
- Ceiling panels are perfect to add to both standard and dropped ceilings.
- Timber species : “Nyatoh”, Pine Wood

Decorative Wall Paneling
- If you are tired of using paintings , mirrors and wallpapers, it’s time to get to know a new trend of texturising your walls – Decorative Wall Panels
- The use of decorative wall panel can make huge difference to the overall look of any indoor space. You can truly feel a different level of elegance and energy in the ambience, and see a magical transformation of your living and trading places.
- Decorative wall panel are functional as well. It provides proper sound transmissions and the absorption of redundant noise. This can greatly enhance user experience in settings like Concert Hall , Auditorium etc.
- Timber species : “Nyatoh”, Pine Wood
Architectural Timber Trim & Moulding
- Architectural trim or molding not only hides gaps and dresses up corners, it is often the backbone of a room design. The types of baseboard, crown moulding, chair-rail moulding and window & door trim you select helps define the character of a room and set the stage for the entire decor.
- There are many types of decorative wood moulding that is made from the highest grade, kiln-dried, solid wood with complementing designs that will elevate your home’s look. You’ll be amazed how a home can look more luxurious with the simple addition of wider casings, deeper baseboards, crown mouldings and a chair rail.
- The most common mouldings used in homes today are:
- Baseboard Mouldings
This moulding is installed at the bottom of a wall against the flooring to cover the gap between the two surfaces. - Casing
This moulding is used to fill the gap between a window and wall. - Crown Moulding
This moulding is used to fill the gap between a wall and the ceiling - Chair Railing Moulding
This moulding runs horizontal to the floor to protect the wall from chairs bumping. Today, a chair rail is often used for decorative purposes only. - Other decorative mouldings are used in different situations. These include a mirror, stairway, wall paneling, door, staircase balustrades etc …
- Baseboard Mouldings