Milled panels in interior design
When designing an interior space, we often encounter challenges such as zoning, creating visual accents, or installing protective partitions. There are many ways to approach these tasks — but today, we’d like to highlight one of the most elegant and versatile solutions: milled panels.
Focus on Pattern and Ornament
When designing a space, we often face challenges such as zoning, creating visual dividers, or installing protective barriers. There are many ways to solve these tasks, but today we want to focus on one particularly refined solution — milled panels.
The unique advantage of milled panels is that, beyond their practical function, they offer an opportunity to enhance and emphasize the interior’s style in a visually striking way. And the key to this effect lies in the pattern.
An abstract pattern with soft lines can soften the overall geometry of a space and bring a sense of lightness and fluidity to the interior. Conversely, sharp, geometric motifs add structure and a sense of order — perfect for more formal or minimalist settings.
Patterns in a specific style, such as ethnic or classical ornamentation, can strengthen the character of the interior and make the chosen design direction more expressive and immersive.
And when it comes to children’s rooms — a milled panel can become part of the magic. Imagine a surface decorated with a whimsical tree, fantastical creatures, or a beloved superhero — turning an ordinary wall into a storybook brought to life.
A pattern can also be used to control the level of “transparency” in a space. For example, when designing radiator covers, choosing the right motif can visually conceal the radiator while still allowing airflow.
For solid partitions, dense perforation works perfectly. A decorative perforated panel can also become functional — by integrating shelves, hooks, or storage elements. This is an excellent solution for children’s rooms or kitchens, where practicality meets style.
On the other hand, an ornate pattern with larger cut-outs creates a sense of visual separation without fully blocking the view — ideal for maintaining openness while adding definition to zones.
Milled panels look stunning with LED backlighting and can become a true centerpiece of the interior — whether as a decorative feature or a fully functional TV wall.
Selected Projects
Case Furniture
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Custom Furniture for Dentistry
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Graphite-Colored Kitchen
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Kitchen and Hallway in Mustamäe
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Texture
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Attic floor
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Black and white
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Airy kitchen
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Interior of a unique barge
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How to Order?
Choose Your Pattern
You can search for inspiration on Google Images or simply take a closer look around your own interior — sometimes the perfect motif is hidden in the texture of your wallpaper, the grain of a table, or a decorative detail you already love.
Send us a photo of the pattern along with a short description of the panel you'd like to create, using the contact details below.
Our designers will prepare a 3D visualization and calculate the estimated cost of production.
Production time is typically around 2 weeks.
Once ready, we’ll handle delivery and, if needed, installation on site.
Contact
Email: info@armarium.ee