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HOSPITALITY & LEISURE


˝The surface choices in this project work together to create visual interest without overwhelming the desired serenity of the restaurant’s ambience.˝


area demonstrates the versatility of the PurePanel cladding product. Working not only to highlight architectural features, the wood cladding also unifies the entire space through a sense of calm and cohesion, complementing other natural materials including woven fabrics, travertine-effect stone and premium fixtures and fittings.


Reflecting a commitment to thoughtful, understated design, the surface choices in this project work together to create visual interest without overwhelming the desired serenity of the restaurant’s ambience. The result is a space that invites both engagement and calm, creating a highly pleasurable dining experience for all guests.


Presenting a diverse selection of luxury wooden surfaces designed to suit any residential or commercial project, Havwoods’ extensive collections offer both traditional and contemporary designs in a rich variety of colours, styles and patterns. Renowned for its commitment to quality, the dedicated team works closely with each customer to ensure every project detail is meticulously executed to the highest standards of craftsmanship.


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