Thanks to these panels, the kitchen cabinets merge with the walls and look like a monolith volume. This wooden “cube” nicely stands out on the background of bright walls.
These oak-veneered wall panels unite the kitchen set and a hallway in the spacious open-plan room with a kitchen and a living room. We built-in lighting into small offsets.
The panels are made in the same finishing as the major part of furniture in this interior – in a stained oak veneer. Daylight from the window and vertical lighting in the evenings additionally emphasize the wooden texture.
Thanks to these panels, the kitchen cabinets merge with the walls and look like a monolith volume. This wooden “cube” nicely stands out on the background of bright walls.
E250 panels are part of our big work on the production of the entire interior of the apartment. Check the overview of the interior to learn more about these panels. We published this video on YouTube as well. Additional photos, layouts, and the estimate of this interior can be found on the project page.
EGGER MDF with the oak veneer
