Permanent structure
The technical base stays installed, stable and inspectable.
European patent · International patent pending
Walls designed to change
The space is never
finished
A permanent structure. Surfaces, light and functions that evolve with the people who live them.
Not a wall
A permanent
structure
IconicWall separates what stays from what can evolve. The technical base is installed once; surfaces, light, accessories and functions can change over time, without demolition and without losing architectural quality.
The technology stays hidden and accessible. What you see is a continuous surface, designed as part of the architecture.
Hidden technology. Visible freedom.
Four levels
One system
Removable panels
The panels are fixed with neodymium magnets and removed by hand: the finish can be changed without building work, and the services behind remain inspectable.
Integrated functions
Light, recesses and shelves become part of the architectural composition.
Magnetic accessories
Organise, display and decorate: new functions are added in one gesture.
The collection
Five ways
of being a wall
Flat, Lux, Shelf, Frame and Box: five languages born from the same structure. Choose a variant to see how material, light and function change the character of the space.
The space evolves with you
The function
moves
The wall is not tied to its first configuration. The panels can change finish; shelves and magnetic accessories can be moved; light and recesses stay integrated and accessible.
The result is not a cladding to be replaced, but a design infrastructure ready to meet new needs.
IconicWall in place
One hotel
Thirteen floors
One precise direction
In the corridors of the SavHotel Mantegna in Padua, IconicWall integrates the service shafts into a continuous, inspectable surface.
- 10
- floors with IconicWall
- 90
- panels installed
- 4 hours
- to complete a typical floor
This is just the beginning
The next wall
won't be static
Collection, accessories, materials, applications and system: enter the world of IconicWall and take a closer look.