WALL PANELLING 3D model

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Adding a secondary skin to interior spaces enhances the aesthetic value of building design by incorporating visual texture, dimension, and natural light sensitivity. Walls become an architectural canvas showcasing various textures such as wooden, paper-backed veneer, vinyl laminate, fabric panels, or reclaimed wood to provide warmth and personality. By utilizing advanced finishing materials like high-pressure laminates and glass fibre reinforced plastic, secondary skins also exhibit high durability while requiring minimal maintenance. Moreover, when natural light enters a space through exterior windows, the play of light across various panel textures transforms walls into dynamic, interactive installations with an immersive visual effect. As people navigate the space, these shifting light patterns continuously alter and redefine wall character, fostering engaging relationships between individuals and architectural surroundings. This incorporation of a secondary skin not only enriches indoor aesthetics but also allows users to personalize environments, adapt buildings to changing needs, and contribute unique features that blend architecture with interactive design concepts.