Industry
Interior Design
Wall cladding, ceilings, floors and surfaces for residential, hospitality and workplace interiors.
Interior designers come to cork for a surface that is warm to touch, quiet in the room, and honest about where it came from. We supply the natural cork blocks, agglomerated panels and calibrated rolls that specify into residential, hospitality and workplace projects — with the finish, density and format the drawing calls for.
Interior work is where cork's technical properties become sensory. The same acoustic absorption that softens a factory floor makes a hotel lobby feel calm; the same thermal effusivity that keeps warehouse floors warm makes a residential bedroom feel welcoming underfoot. Designers do not have to argue for cork on carbon grounds alone — the material earns its place on how the room feels.
We work directly with interior design studios and architects on sample boards, mock-ups and production runs, from a single feature wall to a full multi-floor fit-out.
Applications
Where cork enters the line.
Wall and ceiling cladding
Natural cork panels and agglomerated sheets — raw, oiled, dyed or embossed — for feature walls and acoustic ceilings.
Floor systems
Cork underlayment and finished cork floors delivering warm-to-touch, soundproof, hypoallergenic surfaces underfoot.
Furniture and fittings
Machinable cork blocks for built-in seating, reception desks, partition systems and bespoke joinery.
Typical specifications
Material envelope.
- Panel density
- 180 – 350 kg/m³
- Roll thickness
- 1 – 10 mm
- Finish options
- Raw, oiled, lacquered, dyed, embossed
- Sustainability
- Carbon-negative cradle-to-gate, FSC available
Products specified for this sector