Swirling curves

The much-anticipated release of Swurves — panels that curve — earlier this year has seen instant success. The innovative offering opens a world of design possibilities with a lightweight system that rivals traditional joinery options.

Swurves Taranaki in Kombu Green.

Dezignatek’s latest offering, Swurves, is a striking bendable panel range that presents a cost effective and easy way to achieve fluted curved panels.

Swurves have thermoformed vinyl on the face and all four edges of 4mm MDF, which means they are ultra lightweight and offer the ultimate flexibility for interior projects.

Suitable for a wide range of applications, including kitchen cabinetry, island units, vanities, and bespoke furniture, the options are vast, with five stunning contemporary profile options available.

Swurves Rangitoto in Tusk.

Swurves Prague perfectly complements the current Dezignatek fluted Prague door profile, while Swurves Rangitoto offers a classic look with 15mm repeat half rounds.

Swurves Sefton offers a smaller-scale alternative with a 10mm repeat, while Swurves Taranaki has an eye-catching 6mm flat top. Swurves Tasman is in the same style but with narrower ridges and valleys.

Swurves Tasman in Limestone.

Swurves profiles can be matched with any Dezignatek thermoform doors, with more than 40 colours to choose from.

The panels are all custom-made, and can be supplied to a maximum size of 2400x1200mm. Swurves can also be supplied as raw profiles to paint in any colour you choose, and must be ordered via your joiner or kitchen manufacturer.

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