Feature walls are a great way to emphasize and bring focus onto a wall in an interior space. What was once simply a wall painted with an accent color has now transformed into ways to experiment with materials and textures while creating a style that enhances the overall look of the interior. Today feature walls are seen in residential and commercial spaces alike, from tv wall decor in living rooms to retail display walls in stores. They even make appearances in interior design magazines in featured homes and offices.
One of the latest innovations in feature walls in India are fluted panels. Fluted panels are panels with linear designs made of engineered composites with a natural wood finish. This gives them the appearance and texture of natural wood while also being water resistant and termite and mould repellent. As they are low maintenance, eco friendly and durable, fluted panels highly favoured for residential and commercial paneling and feature walls in India.
Fluted panels give a look of elegance that fits well into different interior styles. The variety of colors and textures available with these panels make it easy to create new looks in feature walls. Fluted panels in India are popular with interior designers for their versatility and ease of installation. A simple fluted wall panel can be used to add focus to a bedroom or to create an interesting living room wall design in a home, or to attract visitors to a reception in a hotel or office space. Fluted panels in India are also often used to create designs on a wall or ceiling by using two or more types of panels. Fluted panels with different spacing and colors can also be used to create simple yet beautiful patterns. For instance, a fluted wall panel in oak finish can be used on the upper half of the wall, with a panel in a plain white or off-white color in the bottom. In a retail store, hotel or an office, the fluted panel can be used to form a continuation from similar designs on a reception or cashier table.
Fluted panels are an eco friendly alternative to traditional wood panels in interior design. They fit well into a minimalist, contemporary or Scandinavian design style, and can be used in all spaces – to create a modern home office or as part of a contemporary kitchen design, in a modern restaurant design or as a feature in a Scandinavian
boutique hotel design. The panels provide designers and homeowners with an elegant looking space which comes together easily. With such a wide range for applications in residential and commercial interior design, it is not surprising that fluted panels are India favourite feature wall