Wave-fronted reception desk and full-height wave wall in a contemporary office
Commercial spaces

The wave, at work.

Counter fronts, reception desks, feature walls and screens — the same wave language, scaled to premises.
001 — Commercial
Taking commissions

A commercial space asks more of a surface than a home does. It gets leaned on, wheeled into and photographed. It has to look deliberate from the door and still hold up close, to someone waiting.

The wave does both. Densely packed vertical slats, each one milled to follow a designed 3D surface — so a counter front or a reception wall reads as a made object rather than a cladding product. It changes through the day as the light moves across it.

Vig leads the parametric design and the CNC tooling; Andy handles the install and the relationship with the designer or fit-out contractor. Oak, walnut, ash, painted MDF or solid acrylic — the material reads the room, and the wave is drawn to your dimensions.

Concept studies

Wave-clad serving counter front in a contemporary café
001 — Counter fronts
The face customers stand at all day — oak wave under a terrazzo top
Walnut wave bar front lit from beneath the bar overhang
002 — Bar fronts
Stained walnut, grazed by light from under the overhang — the wave reads in shadow
Curved reception desk with a pale ash wave front in a clinic
003 — Reception
The wave follows the curve of the desk — pale ash, deliberately calm
Blackened oak reception desk against a full-height wave wall
004 — Front of house
Desk and wall in one language, floor to ceiling — the first thing anyone sees
Six-metre walnut wave feature wall in a boardroom
005 — Feature walls
Six metres of walnut across the end wall — presence, and it softens the room
Oak wave wall behind soft seating in a workplace breakout area
006 — Breakout
Warmth against exposed services — the wall people choose to sit by
Free-standing wave screen dividing an open-plan office, casting striped shadows
007 — Screens
Splits the floor without closing it — and throws the wave across the floor by mid-morning
Five-metre suspended ash wave screen backlit in an atrium
008 — Partitions
Five metres, hung clear of the floor, read as silhouette against the glazing
002 — Specification

Drawn to the space.

Applications
Counter + bar fronts · reception desks · feature walls · screens + partitions
Materials
Oak · walnut · ash · painted MDF · solid acrylic
Design
Parametric — the wave is drawn to your dimensions, never a stock panel
Scale
Counter fronts from 2 m; walls to full height — cut in sections, joined on site
Process
Site survey · design sign-off · CNC cut · fitted alongside your contractor
Lead time
8–12 weeks design + cut from sign-off
Enquiries
Send drawings or rough dimensions — we come back with a sketch
Commercial enquiries

Planning a fit-out?

Come to us with a plan, an elevation, or just a photograph and a tape measure. We’ll come back with a sketch of the wave in your space.

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