Vintage Wood - 7044

Vintage Wood – 7044 brings the easy, lived-in character of time-toned timber to contemporary interiors—calm, warm, and deliberately restrained so the room feels curated rather than busy. The décor leans into gentle tonal shifts and a readable grain that stays tidy on broad wall runs and looks crafted on smaller components. Designers reach for it when they want cabinetry, wardrobes, media walls, reception furniture, or display fixtures to feel welcoming on day one and composed years later. For clients curious about why “aged” wood reads so inviting, this quick explainer on patina gives neutral context you can reference during palette reviews without detouring into brand talk.

Use Vintage Wood – 7044 as the quiet constant across an open plan: continuous door elevations in storage towers, long low runs for living rooms, and modest accents on sideboards or shelving where you want a handcrafted note without visual clutter. To align construction with design intent from the outset, frame scope and joinery methods under Interior HPL applications—it’s the fastest way to agree on substrates, balancing/backers, edge strategies, and allowances before shop drawings begin. When you’re ready to brief fabricators and site teams, pull the install and care PDFs from Resources & Downloads so everyone works from the same baseline and small inconsistencies don’t creep into the final fit-out.

Styling is straightforward. The mid-warm tone plays well with soft whites and light concretes for an airy look, or with matte blacks and brushed metal when you want a sharper, modern read. On large surfaces, keep seams purposeful—echo door rhythms or architectural breaks rather than defaulting to equal modules—so the grain flow feels intentional. If the conversation turns to tactile feel and day-to-day upkeep, point stakeholders to the practical finish explainer in our editorial Choosing the Right HPL Finish: Matte, Glossy, or Textured? and tie the choice to cleaning expectations, not just showroom impressions.

Lighting will decide whether the “vintage” story reads warm or heavy. Broad, diffuse ambient light keeps elevations even; targeted accents at stiles, end panels, or reveals introduce depth without glare. Photograph material boards under the project’s actual luminaires—the décor’s controlled contrast holds colour and grain clarity in both warm and cool schemes, which shortens approvals and protects intent through procurement. For teams building a family of related looks, compare neighbours in All Collections to lock undertones and texture levels before you commit; side-by-side viewing helps avoid near-misses that only show up at install time.

Execution should match the calm you’re designing for. Confirm panel orientation (vertical to lift, horizontal to elongate) and lock joint lines in the drawings; coordinate reveal sizes with hardware centres and lighting beam angles so shadow lines sharpen edges rather than distract from them. On islands, counters, or long desks, decide early between mitered returns for seamless massing or slender, consistent shadow gaps for visual lightness. After handover, routine wipe-downs using the documented care protocol keep surfaces camera-ready for client marketing without extra effort.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 1220 × 2440 mm (4′ × 8′), 1220 × 3050 mm (4′ × 10′)

• Category: Interior HPL – Woodgrain / Vintage-look