Application Spaces
First review the position and proportion of surfaces on wall panels, cabinet doors, open shelves, and trims, then enter a specific space to see recommended finishes and confirmation points.
Space Applications
From living room system walls and bedroom wardrobes to kitchen-dining systems and commercial showrooms, explore how finishes work across wall panels, cabinet doors, open shelves, and trims.
Application Collection 01
Upgraded Residential Projects
Use surfaces to establish the main visual order of the living room.
A living room system wall is not just a TV backdrop. It integrates cabinetry, wall panels, storage, display, lighting, and material proportions. brevi recommends using low-saturation background materials for large areas, with wood and glass to build depth.
View Living Room System WallApplication Collection 02
Bedroom Wardrobe
A quiet, soft, and enduring bedroom storage interface.
Bedroom wardrobes should avoid strong decoration. Use light wood, textile textures, or low-saturation solid colors as the main material, with minimal joint lines and matching edge banding to form a complete facade.
View Bedroom WardrobeApplication Collection 03
Open Kitchen
Maintain material order in functional spaces.
Dining and kitchen spaces work well with durable wood and solid-color combinations. Use lighter tones above and darker tones below, or use wood locally to add warmth while keeping the whole space from feeling heavy.
View Dining and Kitchen SystemApplication Collection 04
Brand showrooms
Use continuous decorative surfaces to create a clear, restrained brand environment.
Commercial display spaces need to balance brand recognition, visual longevity, and material depth. Use low-contrast woodgrain or solid colors for large backgrounds, then add dark woodgrain, textile texture, and metal at focal display areas.
View Commercial display spacesApplication Method
Define the role of each material first, then compare finish, texture, and surface instead of deciding from a single rendering.
Build the Spatial Base
Used for wall panels, background surfaces, and large cabinet doors.
Reduce Visual Pressure
Supports continuous surfaces and transition areas.
Create local emphasis
Used for open shelves, linings, and display areas.
Unify Detail Boundaries
Consider edge banding, changes of plane, and line relationships together.
Provide the space type, desired result, and application position. We can help screen finishes, surfaces, and physical samples.