Living spaces 2 MIN READ
The art of dividing a room.
A living and dining space that feels connected, with just enough separation.
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Spaces to admire.
Ideas to make
your own.
Discover how pattern, material and light come together. Thoughtful design stories for a home, a place of work, or a moment worth remembering.
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THE EDITOR’S PICK / LIVING SPACES
The art of
dividing a room.
Discover the details ↗DESIGNED AROUND LIFE
The best ideas begin with a feeling.
The details make it your space.
THE DESIGN STORIES
A little inspiration.
A clearer direction.
Go beyond the photograph. Discover the thinking behind each setting, from the first composition to the smallest finishing detail.
9 stories to explore · All stories
Living spaces 2 MIN READ
A bedroom with a quiet signature.
Build a restful composition around the headboard, with pattern, warmth and soft light.
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Living spaces 2 MIN READ
A ceiling worth looking up to.
Give the fifth wall a purpose with an inset that belongs to the room below.
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Outdoor living 2 MIN READ
An entrance with presence.
Create a layered arrival, from a garden screen to the front door.
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Work & hospitality 2 MIN READ
The office as a first impression.
A considered backdrop for welcoming clients, working and meeting.
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Work & hospitality 2 MIN READ
Designing an atmosphere for dining.
Connect booths, counters and light into one memorable interior.
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Furniture & detail 2 MIN READ
Small details. Rich character.
Bring CNC decoration into everyday furniture through proportion and restraint.
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Work & hospitality 2 MIN READ
A boutique with its own language.
Frame products beautifully with a connected retail story.
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Celebrations 2 MIN READ
A setting for a special moment.
Layer decorative panels, florals and light into a composed event backdrop.
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Which mood feels
like your space?
Three starting points for a personal scheme. Select a direction to explore its palette, materials and atmosphere.
Quiet luxury
Soft contrast. Lasting warmth.
Let an ivory or warm timber panel sit close to the colours around it. Linen, pale stone and a little brushed metal give the pattern room to be the detail you notice slowly.
Linen
Honey
Warm taupe
The pairingPair with plain textiles, rounded furniture and soft indirect light.
The patternExplore open botanical forms or an understated geometric repeat.
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THE DETAIL THAT CHANGES THE MOOD
Let the light
tell another story.
A panel has more than one presence. Daylight reveals its material. Evening light turns the same cutwork into a silhouette.
- Light across the faceBring grain, relief and the edge of the pattern into view.
- Light behind the patternCreate contrast against a backing surface and let the openings glow.
- Leave space for shadowUse a little restraint. Every decorative surface does not need its own light.
FROM INSPIRATION TO INTENTION
Make the idea
work in your space.
A beautiful reference becomes useful when you can explain what you love about it. These four steps will help you begin.
Choose the feeling
Pick a clear direction: a calm backdrop, a striking arrival or a little separation. Name the effect before choosing the motif.
Read the room
Take photographs from the entrance and main seating positions. Note daylight, furniture, outlets and the routes people use.
Build a small palette
Collect a few colours and material samples. See the proposed panel alongside them, in both daylight and your evening lighting.
Bring the details together
Choose a catalogue reference, share approximate dimensions and discuss a suitable material, backing and installation.
A FEW THOUGHTFUL ANSWERS
Before you
begin.
Where should I start if I do not have a design in mind?
Begin with one photograph of your space and decide how you want it to feel: calm, expressive, intimate or open. Choose a story here that gets close, then collect two or three details you like. You do not need a complete design before starting a conversation.
Can I use the same pattern in different parts of a space?
Yes, a related motif or finish can connect a room. Vary the scale and use quieter surfaces between features. Select the main focal point first, then consider smaller echoes in joinery, screens or lighting surrounds.
How do I choose a catalogue pattern for my space?
Explore CNC Designs to choose an original catalogue pattern. Consider its proportions, openness and repetition, then use the Design Studio to explore material and finish combinations for your space.
How do I turn a reference into a project brief?
Bring the inspiration you like, the application, approximate measurements and photographs of the site. Mention your preferred finish and any access, cleaning or exposure needs. Our project form helps you collect the details for a conversation about the right pattern, material and installation.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Bring us the idea.
Let’s shape the details.
A reference image, a room you love, or simply a feeling you want to create. Start there.
Final patterns, materials, finishes and installation details are developed for your project.