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Ink navy, painted slab over walnut fluting

A flat slab door in deep navy above a fluted walnut panel. Both are cut in the same shop, so the reveals and the flute spacing line up across the whole wall.

Ink navy, painted slab over walnut fluting. Concept imagery.Concept imagery
Notes

A slab door shows every line, so the drawings set reveals to the millimetre and the install crew scribes the end panels to the wall so those reveals stay even. Satin lacquer shows fewer marks than gloss and more depth than matte.

Navy over walnut is a home-office and wet-bar combination: the dark paint recedes, the wood warms it, and the fluting catches side light from a window or a shelf strip.

Seen in
Home office, Richmond Hill
Care
Satin lacquer, wipe clean
Sample
Full-size door or 12 by 12 panel, ships in [n] days
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Questions about ink navy

Asked before the sample ships.

Do dark painted doors show fingerprints?

Satin and matte finishes show fewer than gloss. Integrated pulls keep hands off the face; a bar pull keeps them off the edge. We show both on the rendering.

Can the fluting be a different wood?

Yes. White oak reads paler and calmer, walnut warmer and darker. The flute profile and spacing stay the same, so the wall keeps its rhythm.

Hold ink navy in your own light before you decide.