A sequence of individually shaped fins gives the wall depth, rhythm and a distinct profile. The geometry can be subtle or bold, depending on the scale of the room and the presence you want the feature to have.
Designed for residential and commercial interiors, each system begins with a form from our collection or a direction developed for your project.
Fin profile, spacing and projection all affect how the wall reads in the space. We can adapt those details to your dimensions, sightlines and design intent, then select a material and finish that brings the form together.
Painted MDF creates a clean, continuous look. Birch multiply brings warmth and a visible layered edge. Woodgrain HPL and solid colour PET-G offer other ways to define the surface. Selected wall designs can also be developed in acoustic PET felt.
A parametric system can define a living room wall, create a backdrop for reception or carry a sculptural pattern across a larger interior. Browse the designs to see how different forms work at different scales.
The design needs to make sense on site as well as in the finished room. That’s why we prepare each parametric wall with its assembly and placement in mind.
Components are numbered to correspond with a project layout, giving the installer a clear sequence to follow.
Installation guidance shows the intended alignment, joints and mounting approach. Your installer reviews the final method against actual site conditions.
We provide relevant dimensions and notes to help your team plan around adjacent finishes, lighting and millwork.
We recommend professional installation and are available to clarify project details with your designer, contractor or installer.
Every parametric wall is custom designed and fabricated to order. Dimensions, pattern logic, depth, and segmentation are developed specifically for your space. We do not offer off-the-shelf or stock panels.
Parametric walls are fabricated using architectural-grade birch multi ply or MDF core options. Material selection depends on visual intent, finish requirements, and application. Natural variation in wood materials is part of the character of the system.
Yes. Geometry, rhythm, depth, orientation, and pattern density can be tailored to align with architectural concepts or brand language. Walls can be designed as singular statement features or extended modular systems across large surfaces.
We do not perform installation directly. Each system is delivered installation ready with panel sequencing, alignment references, and guidance. Professional installation is recommended, particularly for large scale or ceiling adjacent applications. We coordinate with installers, contractors, or design teams as needed.
Panels are carefully crated and shipped across North America.
Yes. Parametric walls are often specified for tall volumes and ceiling-adjacent applications. These installations require careful coordination and professional installation due to scale and alignment considerations.
We typically request wall dimensions, project location, intended application, timeline, material preference if known, and whether a designer or contractor is involved. Even approximate dimensions are sufficient to begin.
Design refinement occurs during the proposal phase. Once scope and shop drawings are approved and production begins, changes may impact cost and schedule. Any revisions are reviewed and confirmed in writing.
Yes. Parametric walls are designed as architectural systems and are suitable for commercial and institutional interiors when properly specified and installed. Material selection and finish recommendations are aligned with the intended use.
Yes. Shop drawings are prepared based on approved scope and information provided by the client or their contractor. Drawings include panel layout, sequencing, and coordination references.
The next step is to submit your project details through our intake form or book a short design call. An initial proposal will be issued within 48 hours.
