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The material

What is a
melamine panel?

A decorative paper is impregnated with melamine resin, then bonded to a board core using heat and pressure.

Oak melamine-faced board in a bright extended studio setting
Surface familyMelamine

Finish collection

From quiet neutrals
to expressive grains.

Choose the colour, pattern and tactile character that best supports the space and its daily use.

Three stacked solid-colour melamine panel samples in warm white, greige and muted olive-grey
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Solid Colours

Calm neutrals and statement tones for coordinated contemporary interiors.

Three stacked texture-paint melamine panel samples in warm white, mineral grey and clay
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Texture Paint

Fine mineral stipple and soft matte texture for understated architectural depth.

Three leather-grain melamine panel samples in saddle tan, cocoa brown and stone taupe with matching finished edges
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Leather Finish

Fine leather-grain embossing that adds tactile warmth to rigid furniture and interior panels.

Why specify melamine

Practical by nature.

01

Ready-finished

No additional painting or surface coating is normally required.

02

Consistent appearance

Repeatable colours and patterns support coordinated furniture production.

03

Easy maintenance

A smooth, non-porous face suited to straightforward routine cleaning.

04

Design range

Broad access to timber, solid, stone, textile and abstract visual directions.

Warm oak melamine kitchen cabinetry with coordinated storage and edge-banded panels

Where melamine works

Designed for
interior life.

Kitchen cabinetryWardrobesOffice furnitureRetail fixturesStorage systemsFeature joinery

See the finish in person

Find your
melamine match.

Request samples to compare colour, grain, texture and edge coordination in your project environment.

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