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The material

A surface shaped
by light.

Digital machining removes material in controlled paths to form a continuous three-dimensional face.

CNC-carved panel with flowing dimensional relief in a bright studio
Surface familyCNC Surface

Relief directions

Rhythm, movement
and geometry.

Relief patterns can be subtle enough for large wall areas or pronounced enough to become a strong architectural feature.

Close-up of an ivory CNC panel with repeated vertical fluted channels
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Fluted

Repeated vertical channels for calm rhythm and architectural height.

Close-up of an ivory CNC panel with flowing wave relief
02

Wave

Flowing contours that create changing highlights and soft shadow.

Close-up of an ivory CNC panel with angular faceted relief
03

Faceted

Angular planes for bold geometric walls and statement furniture.

Why specify CNC surface

Dimension with
design control.

01

Custom relief

Control pattern scale, direction and depth around the project brief.

02

Precise repetition

Digital machining supports consistent detail across multiple panels.

03

Finish flexibility

Coordinate carved surfaces with selected paint and coating systems.

04

Architectural impact

Create changing light and shadow without adding separate applied details.

Hotel reception with a sculpted CNC relief feature wall and dimensional desk front

Where it works

Make the wall
part of the experience.

Feature wallsReception desksRetail displaysHospitality interiorsFurniture frontsCeiling features

Shape your surface

Give a flat plane
new dimension.

Share your preferred relief, panel size and application to develop a CNC surface solution.

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