Modern Office Wall Paneling

The wall that separates my factory floor from my small office also holds two flush openings—one for the office itself, the other for an adjoining bathroom. I want to turn that entire surface into a statement piece: a seamless, modern panel-clad façade that visually unifies the doors with the rest of the wall while keeping them fully functional.

My ideal finish is a contemporary “deco” look, primarily veneered but with the flexibility to introduce laminate accents where it makes sense for durability or cost. Think clean lines, a subtle grain or texture, and no heavy mouldings—everything should read as one continuous plane. Both doors must disappear into the pattern; edge gaps, hardware choices, and reveals need to be handled so the geometry stays crisp.

What I need from you
• Concept visuals that show the full elevation with doors closed and open (SketchUp, AutoCAD, or comparable CAD/3-D format).
• Material spec sheet calling out veneer species, laminate codes, substrate thickness, finish sheen, and any recommended edge-banding or backing boards.
• Construction/installation drawings that a local carpenter can follow, including hinge type, door-core details, and joint placement.
• A short installation sequence or method statement to ensure alignment and expansion control.

Once I approve the concept, I’m ready to move quickly into shop drawings and can coordinate on-site measurements if you need them. Let me know your experience with hidden-door panel walls or similar modern fit-outs, and share a couple of reference photos if you have them.