A sculptural wave, not a flat print
The profile repeats one square-top board and two arc-top boards, so the wall surface alternates between flat planes and soft concave curves. Side light picks out the wave and the shadow lines move through the day, which keeps a large wall from reading as a flat sheet.
Where it is specified
Living-room TV walls, hotel and guesthouse receptions, dining features and showroom displays. The off-white finish suits minimalist and cream-style interiors; the darker walnut and charcoal finishes read as a timber feature wall. A dark walnut sample photo and the full colour chart are shown in the product gallery.
12 colours from one profile
The colour chart in the product gallery shows 12 finishes for this profile, from off-white and cream to walnut, sage green, blue grey and charcoal. Colour availability can change between production runs, so tell us which colours you need and we will confirm current availability and lead time.
Installation notes
Prepare a dry, reasonably flat substrate and key glossy or painted walls so the adhesive can grip. Apply adhesive along the board backs and around the edges rather than in isolated dabs, so the panels sit flat. Where two panels meet, keep the wave rhythm continuous across the join - a broken rhythm stands out immediately on a finished wave wall.
Ordering and lead time
Production lead time is 25 days and annual capacity is around 120 high-cube containers. Pricing is calculated against the actual order, because carton configuration and mixed-colour loads change the landed cost.
Ask for a quotation and a sample.