Today Woodio launches a decorative interior panel – Woodio Wall. The panel is designed to give interior surfaces a stone-like impression without the burden of stone.
Today Woodio launches a decorative interior panel – Woodio Wall. The panel is designed to give interior surfaces a stone-like impression without the burden of stone.
The new Woodio Walldecorative panel allows you to create versatile unique visual décor and surfaces from traditional to contemporary interior styles with a stone-like wooden material – yet, without the burden of stone.
The subtle texture of the Woodio® material won’t steal all the attention yet it charms together with the rest of the interiors. The panel can be used creatively, for example, as a decorative interior wall panel, table top, bed headboard or as a kitchen backsplash. Your imagination is the limit!
The surface of the panel is water resistant, easy to keep clean and it can withstand heat and impact, and therefore is suitable for most private and commercial interiors.
“It is important for us to keep developing and provide opportunities for our customers to innovatively use our material in their homes or professional interior design solutions. From the beginning, our goal has been to make bathroom tiles from our wood composite material. During the development work, we noticed that our material is actually much more versatile than a bathroom tile – and this is how the interior panel product, Wall120, was born ”, says Petro Lahtinen, CEO and Founder of Woodio.
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“The panel has been pre-sold for testing purposes since 2020. It has been insanely inspiring to see our customers’ implementations with the panel. It has been especially great to see that hand skills and craftmanship are not a disappearing and people are willing to invest in unique solutions rather than ready-made solutions, ” Petro sums up.
Woodio collections already include 17 different washbasin models, a bathtub and toilet complimented with accessories. In the long run, Woodio’s mission is to reduce the climate impact of the bathroom industry and become one of the world’s leading eco-design brands.
Due to high demand, the award-winning Woodio® material is now available to everyone –
the launch of Woodio® Solid at Habitare brings the revolutionary material into extensive use in homes and public spaces
The home of Anette and Lauri is a brand new house with 93 square meters. The house has been recently finished and is located in Pori, Finland. The open-space living room and kitchen connect to the entrance hall and small dining area.
Woodio, a Finnish modern-day interior and design company known for its sustainable biomaterial innovation, the Woodio® material, has secured a total of 16.3 million euros in growth funding for its international expansion.
Anne-Laure and Bob live in an old cottage-like home dating from 1750. It’s a two-bedroom house, with a spacious kitchen, a sunny livingroom joining the garden and a large bathroom downstairs. They live in the south-west of the Netherlands, on an island called Walcheren.
Magda Marnell’s, 41, country home is a log house from the 18th century, located in a centuries old village in the middle of the woods of the eastern Uppland, Sweden. The house once belonged to the iron smiths of an old iron factory from the 17th century that still surrounds the house.
A whole new era is starting at Woodio. Terja Koskenoja has been appointed as the CEO of Woodio. Woodio’s founder Petro Lahtinen will continue as a member of the Board of Directors.
Johanna and Florian live in an old villa that was built at the turn of the last century, in 1907. It was originally a representative living space for the director of the metal factory that produced butter moulds on the property
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Due to high demand, the award-winning Woodio® material is now available to everyone –
the launch of Woodio® Solid at Habitare brings the revolutionary material into extensive use in homes and public spaces
The home of Anette and Lauri is a brand new house with 93 square meters. The house has been recently finished and is located in Pori, Finland. The open-space living room and kitchen connect to the entrance hall and small dining area.
Woodio, a Finnish modern-day interior and design company known for its sustainable biomaterial innovation, the Woodio® material, has secured a total of 16.3 million euros in growth funding for its international expansion.
Anne-Laure and Bob live in an old cottage-like home dating from 1750. It’s a two-bedroom house, with a spacious kitchen, a sunny livingroom joining the garden and a large bathroom downstairs. They live in the south-west of the Netherlands, on an island called Walcheren.
Magda Marnell’s, 41, country home is a log house from the 18th century, located in a centuries old village in the middle of the woods of the eastern Uppland, Sweden. The house once belonged to the iron smiths of an old iron factory from the 17th century that still surrounds the house.
A whole new era is starting at Woodio. Terja Koskenoja has been appointed as the CEO of Woodio. Woodio’s founder Petro Lahtinen will continue as a member of the Board of Directors.
Johanna and Florian live in an old villa that was built at the turn of the last century, in 1907. It was originally a representative living space for the director of the metal factory that produced butter moulds on the property
