Joinery, panels and the finish between them

The most considered rooms carry the finish beyond the wall: across doors, wardrobe fronts, panelling and bespoke furniture, so that joinery and walls read as one surface. We apply wallcoverings to joinery with the same discipline as the walls around it. Seams, edges and returns are planned at the survey so the joins disappear.

Joinery is a different surface from plaster. Faces are sealed and primed to suit the material, edges are wrapped or finished tight, and the pattern is carried across doors and frames. At Lee Broom's Shoreditch showroom we ran Calico Wallpaper's Overture straight across a flush door until it vanished into the drape. At Raffles London at The OWO the wallcovering continued from the walls onto parts of the joinery.

Where a panel, door or carcass needs a new surface rather than paper, we wrap it in specialist architectural film such as Cover Styl', in wood, stone, metal, leather-look and solid finishes. Where film is not the right answer, we finish panels in paper, fabric or relief wallcovering instead. See architectural and furniture film wrapping for film on existing joinery.

When the finish a designer wants cannot be bought off the shelf, we create bespoke wall panels and joinery to achieve it: panelling, framed and shaped panels, headboards, and door and wardrobe faces, made to the drawing and the finish. Heritage relief belongs to the same family. At the Castle of Trematon we hung Lincrusta relief panels to a laser line.

Everything runs as one managed package. We develop the detail with the designer, agree a sample in the room's own light, make the panels and joinery, then fit, finish and wallcover them on site. One team, one programme and one point of responsibility from the drawing to the handover, followed by the same aftercare as every installation.

Trained at Solar Screen's headquarters in Luxembourg in window films (Solar Screen) and architectural and furniture wrapping film (Cover Styl'). We install to the maker's own instructions.

Makers: Cover Styl' architectural and furniture films, Lincrusta heritage relief