Leather Panelling
At the other end of the scale from the silk used in Case Study One, thick rawhide is used here in a new office block. The hide used in this example is as close to the real look as you can get – the raw leather has only been washed and dyed. The end result is a great looking leather grid, with panels as close to the size of the average hide as possible.
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The use of our Stretched Fabric System enabled light switches and glass partitions to be specified and installed within the panels with ease.
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The client-specified wall studs flanking each and every door looked as stunning as the walls within, and perfectly suited the design of the lobbies.
