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Metal reveals between stain-grade wood panels. Could be great for Lounge. By Pierre Yovanovich. (1 of 2)

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Metal reveals between stain-grade wood panels. (2 of 2)

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An interesting, slightly Deco pattern for metal reveals. This would look great if the metal bands were reveals between panels, rather than just sitting on the wall. Could make a strong statement as an Entry.

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Raised panel with extra wide bevel. (It's interesting/odd that the panels connect at the corner and are apparently not co-planar with the rails.)

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Single tall raised panel with extra wide bevel. By Pierre Yovanovich. (1 of 2)

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Single tall raised panel with extra wide bevel. By Pierre Yovanovich. (2 of 2) (Ideally the door would be the same height as the panels; it also needs some sort of trim or reveal.)

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In general, I hate picture-frame molding. But I do like the extra-tall upholstered panel between drapes.

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The silk squares are nice as an accent wall.

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Silk wall panels. As accent.

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Padded squares are great behind (or in lieu of) a headboard.

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These padded squares would be great behind a headboard.

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Black door trim can really pop as an accent to white walls. The doors would have to be black too.

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I like simple wood panels with reveals, but J would not like this. (It does feel a bit like a sushi restaurant.)

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Elizabeth Arden's salon, 1930. This is a glam look.

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I like the crispness of the flat raised panel and the inversion of the recessed chair rail. But this design may be too simplistic for our volumes. (1 of 2)

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I like the crispness of the flat raised panel and the inversion of the recessed chair rail. But this design may be too simplistic for our volumes. (2 of 2)

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