For our latest lookbook, we've collected ten projects from the Dezeen archive that make innovative use of plywood, turning the humble material into a stylish interior design feature.
Plywood, an engineered material made from layers of thin wood veneers that have been glued together, is often used in structural applications.
In these ten projects, the plywood was left exposed or even added to the designs to create surprisingly luxurious examples of how the material can be used to create warm, welcoming interiors.
This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbooks series that provides visual inspiration for designers and design enthusiasts. Previous lookbooks include marble bathrooms, Japandi interiors, cosy cabin bedrooms and mid-century modern interiors.
Wood Ribbon Apartment, France, by Toledano + Architects
The Wood Ribbon Apartment in Paris, set within a classic Hausmann residential building, features a sinuous statement wall made from plywood that winds through the flat.
The wall, which was made by a carpenter off-site and assembled in situ, divides the apartment into three zones: a living area, main bedroom, and sleeping quarters for the child. In the sitting room and kitchen, in-built shelves provide space for the owners' belongings.
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Villa Vassdal, Sweden, by Studio Holmberg
In this pine-clad Swedish summer house, set on the country's west coast, the minimalist plywood interior adds to a feeling of relaxation ? and he...