Form At Wood

European Tour '26 - Next stop: Paris 🇫🇷

Fresh from Salone del Mobile 2026!

From Milan to Paris - the tour keeps to the great design capitals of Europe. From 28 September to 1 October we're at BATIMAT, and the wall we showed at Salone comes with us. This is the ARCHITECTURE & LIGHT stop: solid wood in three dimensions, with LED built into the system, grazing across the surface until the whole wall reads as depth and shadow. It's the kind of thing you really have to stand in front of.

BATIMAT also brings MAPAO to the floor - four geometric patterns (SHIMA, TAKE, YUKI, NAMI) co-designed with French studio in Lyon. French design, Polish craft, together on one wall. We're proud to show it alongside Thomas Tutolo, who is joining us at the booth.

If you're at , come find us at booth No H1-D088. Samples out, the wall lit up, and time to talk through whatever you're designing.

Will you be in Paris? Let us know - we'd love to see you there.

FORM AT WOOD European Tour '26 - First stop: Bucharest 🇷🇴

The tour is officially on the road - and it starts in Romania!

From 17-20 September we're at BIFE-SIM in Bucharest (Romexpo), together with our Romanian partner Terra Lemnum. It's the opening stop, and we're opening with FORM - the foundation the whole system is built on.

That means the wide range of our standard collections, side by side, so you can see for yourself how much an ordinary wall changes once you give it shape, depth and rhythm. No renders, no screens - just solid wood you can walk up to and run your hand across.

If you're at the show, come find us at booth No.37. We'll have samples out and time to talk through whatever you're working on.

Will you be at BIFE-SIM? Let us know - we'd love to see you there.

FORM AT WOOD European Tour '26 - Expression 4: COLOUR

Wood doesn't have to be beige.

Somewhere along the way, "natural wood" quietly became a synonym for safe. Warm, tasteful, neutral - lovely, but careful. It's the finish you reach for when you don't want the wall to say too much. And most of the time, that's exactly right.

But colour is never neutral. It's the first thing your eye registers walking into a room and the last thing you forget about it. It sets the temperature before anyone says a word - calm or energetic, soft or bold, quiet or loud. Colour is emotion you can walk into. So the question we asked was simple: what happens when you stop treating wood as a backdrop and let it carry that emotion instead?

Athens is our answer. For the boldest stop on the tour, we're letting the whole system off the leash - every shape and pattern we make, combining on a single wall, in full colour, lit with our GLOW light. Not colour as an accent or a careful stripe, but colour as the whole point - a palette inspired by Greek colour and light.

And this is where the idea behind the whole tour really lands. "One modular system, endless combinations" is easy to say. Standing in front of a wall where form, texture, light and colour all meet at once - and realising it's the same system you saw doing something completely different in Bucharest and Paris - is when it stops being a line and becomes something you believe.

Because a wall like this doesn't just fill a space. It says something about the person who chose it. That's the real invitation to a designer: not "here's a safe option," but "here's how far you could go."

Catch COLOUR live in Athens at Hotel Experience (17-18 Oct), together with our Greek partner Kalotaranis S.A.

Will you be there? Let us know - we'd love to show you the boldest wall of the tour.

FORM AT WOOD European Tour '26 - Expression 3: SOUND

You've felt this even if you've never named it. You walk into a beautiful room - hard floors, glass, bare walls - and the moment someone speaks, it's sharp, echoey, tiring. Every sound bounces around with nowhere to go. The room looks calm but sounds chaotic.

That's what acoustics actually is: not silence, but control. In a hard, flat room, sound waves hit the surfaces and bounce straight back, piling up into echo and reverberation. Soften those surfaces and the room changes completely - speech gets clearer, music gets richer, and the whole space just feels calmer to be in. The catch has always been that the stuff which absorbs sound well - foam, fabric, mineral panels - tends to be the stuff you don't want to look at.

So we removed the catch. Our panels are perforated solid wood, rated Class A for sound absorption - the top rating there is - lab-confirmed in testing at AGH University of Science and Technology. Tiny perforations let the sound wave into the wood, where it loses its energy instead of bouncing back at you. From across the room you see a warm wooden wall. What you hear is a room that finally sounds as good as it looks.

And here's the part designers tend to like most: the acoustics aren't a separate product you bolt on at the end. The acoustic, decorative and light panels all belong to one modular system - so a single wall can look striking, sound right, and carry light, all at once. You're never trading beauty for performance. You get both, on the same surface.

This is the wall for the rooms where sound genuinely matters - home cinemas and listening rooms, restaurants and hotel lobbies, offices and conference spaces where people actually need to hear each other.

Beauty you can hear - in the silence.

We're bringing SOUND to two stops: Veldhoven (Dutch Audio Event, 10-11 Oct) with The Audio Specialists, and Warsaw (Audio Video Show, 23-25 Oct) with Premium Sound - Systemy Audio Video.

Planning to be in Eindhoven or Warsaw? Drop us a line and come hear it for yourself.

FORM AT WOOD European Tour '26 - Expression 2: ARCHITECTURE & LIGHT

Fresh from Salone del Mobile 2026.

Add light to form and the whole thing changes. A wall that was quiet in daylight becomes architecture you feel.

Here's why it works. A flat surface gives light nothing to do - it just lands and lies there, even. But a three-dimensional wall is all edges and hollows, and light loves that. Skim it across the surface and every ridge throws a shadow, every curve gets a bright edge and a dark one. The wood stops being a single flat tone and turns into a landscape of highlights and depth. Move the light, and the whole wall moves with it.

That's the difference between light on a wall and light built into it. Our LED runs inside the system, grazing along the wood rather than pointing at it - so you're not looking at a fixture, you're looking at a surface that seems to glow from within. Warm it up in the evening and the room softens and settles. Cool and crisp by day, quietly dramatic after dark - the same wall, two completely different moods, and you decide which one the room wears.

And because the light is part of the same modular system as the wood - not a separate product bolted on afterwards - it lines up perfectly, every time. One system, one surface, doing three jobs at once: shape, texture, and light.

This is the exact wall we brought to Milan, and the reaction there told us everything: people didn't just look at it, they reached out to touch it. A render can show you the shape. It can't show you what happens when real light meets real wood - that only exists in the room.

This autumn the wall goes back on the road: Paris (BATIMAT, 28 Sept - 1 Oct) and Berlin (ARCHITECT@WORK, 7-8 Oct). In Paris it stands alongside MAPAO - four geometric patterns (SHIMA, TAKE, YUKI, NAMI) co-designed with Parisian studio Samples Room, where French design meets Polish craft.

Heading to BATIMAT or ARCHITECT@WORK? Let us know you're coming - this is one you'll want to see up close.

FORM AT WOOD European Tour '26 - Expression 1: FORM

Before light, before sound, before colour - there's form.

Form is the part we notice first, even before we know we're noticing it. A flat wall reads as background; the eye slides right off it. But cut solid wood into three dimensions - give it ridges, angles, curves, a repeating rhythm - and the same wall starts to hold your attention. It has a front and a back, highs and lows, places where the light catches and places where it falls away.

That's the quiet magic of it: nothing is added. No paint, no backlight, no screen. The drama comes entirely from geometry and shadow. Morning light rakes across the surface one way; by afternoon the whole wall has shifted mood. Walk past it and it moves with you. Stand still and it stays interesting - because the depth is real, not printed on.

Form is also where rhythm lives. One shape repeated becomes a pattern; a pattern with variation becomes texture; texture at wall-scale becomes atmosphere. Get the form right and you've built the foundation everything else sits on - light has edges to trace, colour has depth to fill, sound has a surface to work with.

So we're starting the tour where the system itself starts. At BIFE-SIM in Bucharest (17-20 Sept), together with Terra Lemnum, we're bringing the wide range of our standard collections - so you can stand in front of them and see, side by side, just how much a wall can change through shape alone.

Will you be at BIFE-SIM? Let us know - we'd love to walk you through the collections in person.

A digital render shows the shape, but it can never capture how real wood transforms a room when the morning light hits it. Or how the room’s acoustics instantly feel softer.

To truly understand our system, you need to stand in front of it and touch it. That is why this autumn, we are packing up our displays, physical samples, and hitting the road.

FORM AT WOOD European Tour '26

We are taking one modular solid wood system to six European cities. But in each stop, we are showcasing a completely different side of it:

Bucharest | BIFE-SIM (17-20 Sept) - focused on FORM

Paris | BATIMAT (28 Sept - 1 Oct) - combining ARCHITECTURE & LIGHT

Berlin | ARCHITECT@WORK (7-8 Oct) - continuing with LIGHT & architectural detail

Veldhoven | Dutch Audio Event (10-11 Oct) - zooming in on SOUND & Class A acoustics

Athens | Hotel Experience (17-18 Oct) - bringing in bold COLOUR

Warsaw | Warsaw Home & Audio Video Show (21-25 Oct) - the grand finale where it all comes together

Will you be attending any of these events? Drop by our booth for a coffee, feel the texture of the wood, and let’s talk about your upcoming projects!

You can also book a quick 1-on-1 session with our team in advance - we’ll have a physical sample kit waiting for you.

You often ask us about the technical details of our wooden wall panels from the standard collection. Today, we’re taking a closer look at the dimensions to show you why our formats are the ultimate key to a perfect interior! 🔍

📏 Mathematical Precision & Diverse Shapes
Our DECORATIVE panels collection isn't just about a single form - it's a comprehensive system designed with mathematical precision, featuring three core geometric shapes:

📐 The Square (SQUARE, PILLOW, ARCH, IMPRESSIONS): These panels are based on a perfect square format measuring 250mm x 250mm (9.85” x 9.85”).

📐 The Rhombus (CARO, DIAMOND, CARO PLUS, CARO MINUS): For lovers of dynamic geometry. Side length: 250mm (9.85”) | Vertical height: 250mm (9.85”) | Horizontal width: 216mm (8.50”).

📐 The Triangle (TRIANGLE, PYRAMID): To complete the geometric puzzle - triangular panel. Sharing the exact same DNA with a side length of 250mm (9.85”), a vertical edge of 250mm (9.85”), and a horizontal width of 216mm (8.50”), they are the perfect complementary piece.

🧩 The Magic of Modularity

What do these precise numbers mean for you? Absolute creative freedom. We designed our panels to work like luxury wooden puzzle pieces for your walls:

- Whether you build a wall entirely out of squares, create sharp diamond patterns, or mix in triangles, the standardized edges ensure everything fits together flawlessly.

- Thanks to this modularity, the sculpted structures flow seamlessly from one

- You can rotate the panels, combine different geometric shapes, and play with light and shadow to create a fully customized composition.

With FORM AT WOOD, you aren't just decorating a wall - you are designing its structure. Nature meets mathematical precision. 🌿✨

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