What walls are made of.

Every material we fabricate with: what it is, how it ages, and what it costs. Straight answers, including the limitations.

Sheet and film

A rigid clear or coloured plastic sheet that cuts, routes and polishes beautifully.

Printed polyester fabric with a silicone edge that tucks into a slim frame, pulling drum-tight.

The adhesive family: print vinyl, cut colour vinyl, frost, one-way vision and laminates.

The premium default for metal letters and trims.

The economical structural metal.

Warm metals that age.

Light, rust-proof and flat.

The pattern-maker of interiors: a smooth engineered board that routes into any profile without splintering.

Structural warmth: ply for strength, a real timber veneer skin for the look of solid wood at a fraction of the cost and weight.

Real moss treated with glycerine so it stays soft and green without water or light.

Printed, frosted, back-painted or backlit, glass brings depth and gloss no plastic matches, and it never yellows.

Gypsum and composite mixes cast in moulds into repeating 3D tiles and one-off relief art.