Flat Wall Panel — Ivory Ripple

WOOD PANEL CO LIMITED

£99

Flat Wall Panel — Ivory Ripple Ivory Ripple is the one finish in our flat range you can feel as well as see — an off-white panel with a genuinely embossed rippled grain running vertically across the surface, like the figure in a piece of quarter-sawn timber lifted into relief. Texture without a profile Our Venetian panels create texture through shape — a flute, a curve, a V. Ivory Ripple creates it through surface relief instead: hundreds of fine ridges, only a fraction of a millimetre deep, that catch raking light and throw a soft rippled shadow across the wall. From across a room it reads as

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Registered at Companies House as WOOD PANEL CO LIMITED, number 14517072. Checked 2026-08-29.
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