wall panels proportions and size

4 years ago

can wall panels come in different sizes and proportions in the same wall, other than the idea of a bigger one and two smaller ones on both sides?
is there a certain proportions between the middle one and 2 side ones?
can wall panels in 2 adjacent walls be not symmetrical?
are there any standards or guidelines for paneling and columns?
what do you think of the attached picture? any suggestions?
thank you

Comments (2)

Jonathan
4 years ago
Did you intend this to be a message for a supplier?. You have instead posted on a public forum.
Mariam Shadi
Original Author
4 years ago
I am not sure if I understood what you mean correctly. I posted here for other professional interior design opinions
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