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As early as the 16th century in France, wall paneling was applied for practical purposes to insulate walls. The method of creating interiors, which originated due to the need to retain heat in a dwelling, has proven to be a long-lasting trend and is still successfully used by modern architects.
Notably, in addition to its primary practical purpose—protecting walls from freezing—wall paneling helped abandon complex wall decorations in the form of plaster and moldings. At the same time, using "live" wood in the interior of a house allowed revealing its texture, grain, and natural beauty.
applied to wall panels Wood Carving allows achieving much in the interior. Carved boiserie (wall panels, literal translation from French meaning: "wood covering walls") unifies the interior space where they are applied into a single whole, combining the shapes, shades, and materials of classical interiors into a coherent, harmonious structure.
Carved wall panel can become a good accent in an interior designed in either classical or modern style. Stylistically, boiserie can be applied practically in any room. Panels can be used in apartments and houses, in country house and suburban home interiors, in clubs and restaurants, hotels, and even in offices.
The resurgence of interest in classical motifs in interior design leads to increasing practical use of wall paneling. The versatility of natural wood and the craftsmanship of manufacturers enable designers to apply wall panels that boast impeccable quality and technical characteristics.
