Setting out the pattern
We set out the vertical elements on the front and side faces, accounting for the external corner and switch.
Upper cladding junction with the ceiling, maintaining consistent element spacing.
Front face with white vertical elements and narrow mirrored gaps.
Overall view: the vertical pattern continues across the front and side faces from skirting to ceiling.
The switch is integrated into the cladding without interrupting the vertical pattern.
Finished front face, external corner and lower junction with the skirting.
Overall view of the cladding during the final check of lines and junctions.
MDF panels with mirror inserts
Decorative cladding of a projecting wall with white MDF panels and narrow mirror inserts. The vertical pattern continues across two faces, the external corner follows the same rhythm and the switch is integrated into the cladding.
Materials and details
White MDF panels and narrow mirror inserts form a single vertical pattern across two faces of a projecting wall. The external corner, ceiling and skirting junctions and the area around the switch are individually detailed.
White MDF panels establish the cladding's main vertical rhythm.
Narrow mirror inserts reflect the interior without a single large mirror.
The pattern continues from the front onto the side of the projecting wall.
The switch is integrated into the cladding while preserving the vertical lines.
Work progress
From setting out the vertical pattern and fitting elements on two faces to finishing the external corner, switch and junctions.
Cladding installation
MDF panels and mirror inserts were installed from skirting to ceiling with consistent spacing throughout.
Finishing around the switch
The area around the frame was fitted on site without changing the vertical line direction.
Checking junctions
We checked the external corner, upper and lower terminations and pattern alignment across both faces.
