A good example of panelling that provides clear structures and puts the pictures on display centre stage. The surface looks like a flat balustrade with plenty of space at the top to hang pictures in different formats at eye level.

The tower hall of the Michel has high oak panelling dating from the reconstruction period of 1906-1912. The vertical panelling runs around the entire room and creates a clear, unobtrusive structure. The panelling consists of a clear base and head section with a 2-row, vertical coffered paneling that can be...

Sir Henry Cole, the founding director of the South Kensington Museum, showed great flair when he commissioned the young William Morris to design the "Green Dining Room", now known as the "Morris Room", in 1861. Morris, later one of the most famous representatives of the Arts and Crafts movement, proposed a design...

The Wins quarter around Winsstrasse in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg is a residential area with a high quality of life. The atmosphere is characterised by street cafés, book and wine shops and the well-preserved old buildings also contribute to the cosy atmosphere. The stucco-decorated entrances are very varied. There are...

This cladding looks very nice and is very practical. Our Shaker Peg Rail is made in exactly the same shape as it can be found in the Shaker Museum Enfield. The peg rail is a useful invention that allows you to keep things handy and organized, such as pots, scissors, dog leashes or to hang something on the wall, such as chairs, when you want to vacuum thoroughly. The paneling...

Berlin's Sophienstraße has a particularly picturesque small-town charm and the only remaining baroque church tower in Berlin. From Sophienstraße you can reach the Hackesche Höfe and the Sophien-Gips-Höfe. The Lambris has an upright cassette that can be easily adapted to individual room dimensions. We...

Very impressive but quite simply constructed. The "windows" lined up in a row with the trefoil arches at the end create neo-Gothic panelling. Such an interior lends prestige and dignity to a Victorian-style entrance.

The Schiffergesellschaft Lübeck has existed since 1401. The interior is richly decorated with ship models and items that Lübeck captains have collected on their voyages over centuries. This paneling is typical for Lübeck. A similar structure with a flat field with carvings in the upper area and two upright coffers in the lower area can also be found in the Jakobi- and Aegidienkirche....

This panelling from a house entrance in Leipzig's Ludwigstraße (Volkmarsdorf) dates from the construction period of the building in 1884 and is therefore around 140 years old. This time spans 6 generations.

What we casually call "pinstripe" here is the combination of board and decorative trim. Both are separate elements that connect with tongue and groove and alternate along the length of the wall. The special feature are the differently profiled decorative trims. A classic paneling that is suitable for city and country homes alike. The paneling can be ordered per...

Town Hall Lübeck - The centre of the Hanseatic League. This is where from the 14th to the 18th century the Hansa Days took place, where co-operation was regulated. The city council still debates current issues here today. Lübeck is a very proud city, which is clearly demonstrated by its buildings. Inside and out. The entire length of the corridor on the upper hall way and in the „Long House“...