This is a common misconception. Wood veneersare made by adhering a thin layer of real wood to a sturdy substrate, making them both durable and resistant to warping or cracking. They are an excellent alternative to solid wood, offering the same premium look with added stability.

Yes, it does look artificial if compared to wood veneers. Laminates are machine made with designs while wood veneers made from real wood showcase natural grain and texture giving them a more authentic and premium appearance. However, Laminates can be used for kitchens and other utility areas.

While louvers are traditionally used for ventilation and light control, they have evolved into stunning decorative elements. Available in a variety of designs and finishes, louvers can enhance the aesthetics of interiors while maintaining their functional benefits.

Contrary to popular belief, wood veneers are relatively easy to maintain. With regular, mindful care veneers can last a long time while maintaining their beauty.

No, they are distinct materials. Veneers are thin slices of real wood applied to a substrate, providing a natural wood appearance. Laminates, on the other hand, are synthetic materials made of layers of paper and resin.