The Panelinc Showroom is more than a display—it’s a spatial experience. Designed as a quiet statement, this space brings Panelinc’s materials to life through scale, light, and emotion. Every corner is meant to be touched, observed, and remembered.

This isn’t just a place to view products.
It’s a place to feel design.

Design Philosophy

Panelinc has always believed that the right surface transforms a space. In this Jakarta showroom, that belief takes form—with a restrained monochrome palette, layered textures, and spatial harmony that invites pause.

The goal: to let the materials speak louder than the architecture, while giving clients and collaborators a sense of how our panels elevate real-life environments.

Spatial Flow

The showroom is designed to mirror the natural rhythm of exploration:

• The Entry Wall is a tactile gallery of finishes—Panelinc’s latest textures and tones arranged as a sculptural mood board.
• The Living & Lounge Areas frame full-height installations of our panels, allowing visitors to experience them in natural proportions and lighting.
• Integrated Shelving & Product Displays disappear into the walls—minimal yet informative.
• A Central Workstation offers space for discussions, material mockups, and client collaboration.
• Private Pantry & Storage remain hidden behind sleek partitions, preserving the clean visual narrative.

Material-First Expression

The design language is calm, grounded, and intentional:

• Dark timber and ash-toned panels provide depth and visual weight.
• Microcement surfaces and light concrete flooring reflect Panelinc’s architectural refinement.
• Brushed black metal, linen fabric, and subtle ambient lighting complete the sensorial experience.

There are no loud branding elements—only the quiet confidence of good design.

Conclusion

The Panelinc Showroom is where material meets meaning.
It reflects everything we stand for—simplicity, depth, longevity—and creates a physical invitation to imagine what’s possible with every panel, texture, and line.

We built this space not just to present a brand.
But to invite a way of seeing. And a way of building better.