Category: Dapur
I was a little worried the recycled PET panel would look cheap, but it’s surprisingly solid and the textile print has this nice matte depth that shifts in the kitchen light. Hung it above the coffee station and it’s genuinely tamed the echo from the tiles.
The print quality on the textile is stunning—the way the light hits the panel makes the shadows in the artwork shift throughout the day. It really ties the whole kitchen together and the recycled PET feels solid without being heavy.
The recycled PET backing is surprisingly sturdy, so it hung straight in our kitchen without any bowing. It really tones down the echo near the dining table, and the light-and-shadow artwork adds a subtle focal point that guests keep asking about.
