Material library
Explore wall panels, laminates, veneers and architectural surfaces from leading brands. Order samples or request a quote for your project.
1950 materials
Veneers
Interlam Barnwood Knotty Pine is a real wood veneer that delivers authentic reclaimed-wood character in a lightweight 4' x 8' sheet. Pre-sanded and flexible, it preserves the natural grain, knots, texture and figure of real wood for architectural millwork, feature walls and furniture accents.
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Laminates
An abstract laminate pattern in balanced neutral and mid-tone hues, defined by layered marks, tonal variation, and restrained visual movement.
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Laminates
A woodgrain laminate pattern in brown tones, defined by natural grain movement and layered tonal variation.
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Laminates
A textile-inspired laminate pattern in copper tones, defined by fine interlaced lines and softly irregular woven detail.
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Laminates
Sheets of aluminum available in 4 different finishes backed by phenolic (typical backing for most high pressure laminate)
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Acoustical Panels
Resonance Acoustic R112 Light Blue is a fire resistant PET acoustic panel made from recycled PET for sustainable acoustics. Designed for sound absorption, noise reduction, and acoustic felt solutions.
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Laminates
A woodgrain laminate pattern in balanced neutral and mid-tone hues, defined by natural grain movement and layered tonal variation.
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Laminates
An abstract laminate pattern in black tones, defined by layered marks, tonal variation, and restrained visual movement.
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Laminates
An abstract laminate pattern in balanced neutral and mid-tone hues, defined by layered marks, tonal variation, and restrained visual movement.
Free
Laminates
A woodgrain laminate pattern in balanced neutral and mid-tone hues, defined by natural grain movement and layered tonal variation.
Free
Laminates
A textile-inspired laminate pattern in bronze tones, defined by fine interlaced lines and softly irregular woven detail.
Free
Laminates
An abstract laminate pattern in blue tones, defined by layered marks, tonal variation, and restrained visual movement.
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