A cladding that gives walls a warm, rustic and characterful appearance by reflecting aged wood grain and weathered surface marks.
Aged Wood, is a product that interprets the grain, cracks and surface marks of timber boards weathered over time as decorative cladding. Deep grain and irregular surface movement give a newly built wall a sense of age and history. The warmth of the wood appearance creates a natural and inviting backdrop within the space.
The product’s primary design purpose is not merely to cover the wall, but to give the surface a tangible material quality, architectural rhythm and measured depth. It softens sterile surfaces, adds character and warmth to the space and brings the interior together around a strong material story. The product can therefore be treated not as an element added after the decoration is complete, but as an architectural surface considered from the beginning of the project.
The appearance of the Aged Wood model is shaped by the product’s form, relief structure, piece dimensions and installation arrangement. Even when the color option changes, the product’s technical structure, texture composition, usage logic and fundamental architectural character remain unchanged. Therefore, the product description and installation information should be considered common to all color options of the same model.
Rather than reproducing a natural or traditional material as an exact copy, the surface transforms its architectural feel into a controlled decorative cladding system. The angle of incoming light can reveal the relief and joints on the wall differently throughout the day. Warm side lighting emphasizes the texture, while even ambient lighting creates a calmer and more unified perception of the surface.
Aged Wood can be used in projects of different scales and functions, including TV walls, headboard walls, living rooms, entrance halls, cafés, restaurants, boutique stores, hotel rooms, reception areas and themed commercial spaces. It can create feature walls where warmth is desired, such as behind a headboard or television. When determining the installation area, the wall’s viewing distance, ceiling height, amount of natural light, furniture density and the visual weight of the clad surface within the space should be evaluated together.
When used on a single feature wall indoors, it can establish the main material emphasis of the interior. In larger applications, doors, windows, columns, niches, sockets, lighting and furniture connections should be planned in advance. For outdoor or façade applications, the substrate, climate conditions, water drainage, bonding system and required protective details must be checked for the specific project by a specialist installer.
The model is compatible with rustic, vintage, industrial, country, bohemian, mountain-house and natural-modern designs. When combined with black metal, raw steel, leather, linen, concrete, matt paint, warm light and simple plants, a balanced transition can be established between materials. If the wall cladding has a strong texture, choosing simpler surrounding furniture and accessories allows the surface to be read more clearly.
Floor and ceiling materials are also part of the overall appearance. Using too many intense textures in the same space can create visual clutter. It is therefore recommended to balance the product with calmer materials such as plain painted surfaces, wood, glass or metal. Shadows can become harsh when lighting fixtures are positioned very close to the surface; the lighting angle should be tested on a sample before installation is completed.
In a jointless layout, the direction of the boards and the distribution of the joints should be controlled. Repeated patterns should not be aligned, and different pieces should be mixed to create the effect of a natural timber wall.
Before installation begins, it is recommended to mix products from different boxes, dry-lay the piece distribution on the floor and establish the wall’s center axis. This helps prevent identically shaped pieces from being placed side by side, repeated patterns from becoming noticeable or small cut pieces from accumulating in one area. Corner returns, door and window edges, skirting junctions and top termination lines should be resolved before installation starts.
The quantity calculation should consider not only the net wall area, but also waste that may arise from cutting, corners, pattern distribution, transport and installation conditions. The exact consumption and order quantity should be checked by the authorized team using the project measurements.
The surface to be clad must be clean, sound, dry and have sufficient load-bearing capacity. Paint, loose plaster, moisture, grease, dust and any other layers that could impair adhesion must be removed before installation. The adhesive, primer, grout and protective products must be selected according to the substrate type and area of use.
Electrical and mechanical service points must be adjusted with the cladding thickness in mind. The necessary extension pieces should be planned in advance so that socket and switch boxes remain flush with the finished surface. If a television, shelf, sign or heavy decorative element will be supported, the fixings must reach the structural wall rather than the cladding.
The embossed texture of the surface should be protected; hard brushes and abrasive chemicals should be avoided during cleaning.
No. The color option changes the product’s visual tone; the model’s form, texture, dimensions, thickness, packaging information and installation method remain common under the same product name. Therefore, the technical description does not change by color.
This decision depends on the size of the space, the amount of light and the intensity of the decoration. Highly textured surfaces can be used as a single feature wall in small spaces and in a balanced manner across larger surfaces in spacious, high-volume interiors.
In addition to the net installation area, allowances must be made for corners, cuts, layout and installation waste. The most accurate quantity is determined by having the project measurements assessed by a specialist installer or the sales team.
Aged Wood can be selected not merely as a visual wall covering, but to give walls a distinctive material identity and an architectural character that can remain relevant over time. The different color options offered under the product name make it possible to adapt the same texture and technical structure to different interior palettes. With correct surface preparation, planned piece distribution and specialist installation, a cohesive result can be achieved in indoor and outdoor projects.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 2,5-3cm |
| Application | Jointless / Dry-Stack |
| Box Dimensions | 70,5-20,5-19cm |
| Box Information | 40kg/1m2 |
| Pallet Information | 36 kutu-36m2-1.440kg |
Weathered wood is an architectural product that presents the worn surface appearance, grain patterns, knot details and color transitions naturally developed by wood over time in the form of decorative wall cladding. The Modelsan Stone weathered wood collection brings the warm and natural appearance of wood into rustic, vintage, country, industrial and modern interior design projects, adding a strong sense of character to living spaces.
Warm, natural and eye-catching surfaces can be created with weathered wood models in villas, residences, country houses, mountain houses, hotels, restaurants, cafés, stores, showrooms, offices, reception areas, behind TV units, around fireplaces, on headboard walls, in entrance halls, corridors, balconies, terraces and exterior façade applications.
Modelsan Stone weathered wood products transform the traditional feeling of wood into a modern and practical cladding solution with their natural wood grain, knot details, time-worn surface texture, aged color transitions, decorative panel appearance and various tone options.
Each weathered wood model is designed to meet different decorative expectations through its color tone, surface texture, grain structure, knot appearance and level of weathering. Light-colored and subtly aged models can be used in simple interiors, while darker and more strongly textured surfaces may be preferred in bolder and more distinctive projects.
Decorative weathered wood cladding offers the natural appearance of real wood through a more controlled surface solution in terms of maintenance and installation. In this respect, it is an aesthetic and functional cladding alternative for both new projects and the renovation of existing walls.
Weathered wood cladding products create a natural, warm and welcoming atmosphere indoors while giving buildings a distinctive and rustic identity in exterior façade applications. The decorative surface effect of wood creates a particularly striking appearance on large walls, entrance areas and architectural focal points.
In residential projects, weathered wood can be used in living rooms, behind TV units, in bedrooms, entrance halls, workspaces, around fireplaces and on staircase walls. In commercial spaces such as restaurants, cafés, hotels, stores and showrooms, it adds a warm and eye-catching appearance to branded feature walls, reception walls, seating areas and product display sections.
Modelsan Stone weathered wood products offer a realistic appearance with grain, knot, crack and color transition details inspired by natural wood surfaces. The aged surface structure creates a non-uniform decorative effect that conveys a sense of history and adds depth to the space.
Weathered wood cladding can be combined with cultured stone, cultured brick, exposed concrete, metal, glass, natural stone, black profiles, modern furniture and decorative lighting elements. The combination of the warm texture of wood with harder surfaces such as concrete, stone and metal creates a balanced and powerful architectural harmony.
Brown, walnut and natural wood tones stand out in rustic and country-style interiors, while cream, light oak and grey weathered wood models can be preferred in modern and Scandinavian designs. In industrial and loft-style spaces, dark grey, anthracite and strongly grained surfaces create a more powerful appearance.
Horizontal installation can make a wall appear wider, while vertical installation can add a sense of height to the space. Light-colored models provide a more spacious atmosphere in small or poorly lit areas, while dark and heavily textured weathered wood surfaces can create a striking focal point on large walls.
With its Bursa-based production approach, Modelsan Stone offers a wide range of colors, textures and models for weathered wood in Bursa, weathered wood cladding in Istanbul, decorative wooden walls in Ankara, weathered wood panels in Izmir, rustic wall cladding in Antalya and decorative wood-look cladding requirements across Türkiye.
Weathered wood prices may vary depending on the selected model, color, dimensions, application area and project quantity. When choosing the right product, the interior or exterior use of the area, the structure of the wall surface, natural lighting conditions, furniture and flooring colors, and the overall decorative concept of the project should be evaluated together.
Modelsan Stone weathered wood products are a strong cladding solution with their natural wood appearance, time-worn surface effect, different color and texture options, decorative wall cladding advantages and structure suitable for various architectural projects.
For interior weathered wood, exterior wood-look cladding, rustic wall panels, decorative wooden walls, aged wood cladding, restaurant wooden walls, café decoration cladding, villa façade cladding and wood panels behind TV units, Modelsan Stone products offer aesthetic, warm and long-lasting alternatives.
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