Global Surface Ideas, Local Project Support

Connect design references with real materials

A room may begin with a reference image, a timber tone or a particular response to light. Verdécor translates those intentions into decorative panel and surface-material choices for cabinetry and interior joinery. The range brings together matt colour, gloss, woodgrain and other material-inspired effects.

The surface story includes European decorative paper and press-plate expertise. Schattdecor decorative paper and steel plates from SESA and HUECK contribute to that material story. Paper contributes the printed pattern; the press plate contributes surface texture. These roles help explain the appearance without turning a design reference into an assumption about every supplied product.

Bring the project palette into the room

KnoxOne’s selection room in Braeside provides a place to compare labelled finishes at a larger scale. Bring the flooring, tile, stone and hardware samples that already shape the brief. View grain, reflection and texture together, rather than making each choice separately on a screen.

The designer leads the palette. The local team supports the comparison and helps connect a preferred sample with the product information needed for the next stage. Keep a small shortlist with reasons: one finish may provide warmth, another quieter reflection, and another a material accent.

Give each project participant a clear decision

Appearance approval and purchasing confirmation are separate steps. The client or designer may approve a sample while the cabinet maker still needs to check the supplied form, core, dimensions, faces and edge detail. The purchasing business also needs a confirmed item, quantity and supply arrangement.

1. Record the selected collection, décor and sample reference.
2. Describe the component, finished size and intended use.
3. Confirm fabrication and the complete product specification.
4. Agree quantity, quotation, availability and timing.

Where a requirement changes, update the specification before treating the original supply answer as current.

Plan supply around the actual item

The Braeside warehouse supports local projects, with product and quantity availability confirmed individually. A normally stocked item still needs an availability check; a made-to-order or special request needs its own timing and quantity conditions. A preferred colour is not a delivery commitment.

Visit the KnoxOne team at 13–15 Endeavour Way, Braeside with the brief and key material samples. Explore the collections in advance, and use the technical information to turn the shortlist into a product decision the whole project team can follow.