Start with the surrounding material and colour palette.
Begin with the interior palette, lighting mood and expected usage instead of selecting isolated sample materials.
Shortlist finishes that are appropriate for the usage level.
Panels, doors, flooring, mirrors, handrails, lighting and controls should be reviewed as one coordinated cabin composition.
Coordinate panels, lighting, mirror, floor and control finishes together.
Finish choices must also consider cleaning, durability, availability, weight and compatibility with the selected lift direction.
Review weight and technical implications before finalizing materials.
Architects and interior designers should be involved early enough for the cabin to connect with the wider material language.
Choose a direction that can be maintained well over time.
A successful finish direction should remain practical to maintain after the visual design has been approved.
Use this guide to prepare—not replace—the site discussion.
System suitability, scope and final planning depend on the actual property, intended use and selected elevator direction.
Discuss your requirement