Whether you are an interior architect or an interior designer, AMICO materials like expanded mesh, perforated metal, and laser-cut panels are great for introducing color and texture to your interior spaces where needed. These materials are ideal for various applications, including column wraps, ceilings, interior vents and mechanical covers, privacy screens, and feature walls.

Benefits of Using AMICO Materials for Interior Architecture Cladding

Introduce color and texture:  If you are struggling with a space that feels flat and lacks focal moments, AMICO materials are excellent tools for introducing interesting design moments.

Highly Durable: Powder-coated aluminum is highly durable and excellent for standing up to pedestrian traffic.

Messaging: Laser cut and custom perforated options allow for a broad range of messaging opportunities, both direct or abstract.

Interior Cladding Project Case Study

Nvent Commercial Interior

The NVent office space “…is designed for intentional connections,” says Betsy Vohs, Founder and CEO of Studio BV. “These nodes are designed as moments to gather, moments to celebrate, and places for chance interactions that spark new ideas.”  This new workplace for nVent was an opportunity to make the new organization’s vision, culture, and mission physical. The leadership team looked to Studio BV to embody the values of transparency, velocity, equity, and collaboration into the physical elements of the space. Studio BV did this in numerous ways, from allocating premier views to communal space to using materials like the AMICO expanded mesh feature walls and accents to reinforce collaboration and conversation.

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Air BnB HQ Lobby with Flattned Expanded Mesh Interior Cladding

AMICO’s flattened expanded mesh was selected as the material for the focal point of their San Francisco atrium. This beautiful design creates a clean white, almost sculptural form that pierces through the warm wood tones used throughout the space.