Frequently asked questions
Are marble-look panels real marble?
Lumeo Marble Stone Series panels are marble-look wall panels, not natural stone slabs. They are designed to create a marble-inspired appearance while offering a lighter and easier-to-maintain wall finish for interior applications such as TV walls, feature walls, lobbies, retail spaces, and commercial interiors.
What makes pure colour wall panels different?
Pure Colour Series panels provide a clean solid-colour finish for modern interiors. They are useful when the design needs a simple, consistent wall surface without stone, wood, or metallic patterns. They work well in minimalist spaces, offices, retail interiors, kitchens, feature walls, and renovation projects.
Are wood-look panels made from natural wood?
Lumeo Wood Series panels are designed to create the warm appearance of wood for interior wall applications. They provide a decorative wood-look surface for feature walls, offices, retail spaces, and commercial interiors without the same maintenance requirements as traditional wood wall paneling.
Are metal-look panels made from real metal?
Metal Series panels are designed to provide a brushed metal appearance for modern interiors. They are useful for feature walls, retail displays, reception areas, hospitality spaces, and commercial projects where a sleek metallic look is desired.
Why does lighting matter for Shadow Series panels?
Shadow Series panels use subtle texture and surface pattern to create visual depth. Spot lighting, side lighting, and natural light can change how the surface appears, so we recommend viewing samples under similar lighting conditions before choosing a final finish.
Where should leather-look wall panels be used?
Leather-look wall panels are best for interiors that need a softer, premium visual effect. Common uses include office feature walls, lounges, hospitality spaces, retail interiors, salons, reception areas, and residential accent walls.
Which trim should I use for my installation?
The correct trim depends on the edge condition and layout. Use edge trims for exposed sides, H-shape trims to join panels, inner corner trims for inside corners, outer corner trims for outside corners, and light-channel trims when the design includes LED lighting details.