Gray Oak and Tinted Partition Wall
A partition that divides an open plan without walling it off. Gray stained oak on the frame, tinted infill panels between the uprights, so sight lines break up but daylight still crosses the room.
Freestanding partitions live or die on the connection details. This one is anchored top and bottom into structure, with the fasteners hidden inside the frame profile, so nothing reads as hardware from either side. Both faces are finished, because in an open plan there is no back.
- Species: oak with a gray stain
- Infill: tinted panels between vertical members
- Fixing: concealed, anchored to floor and ceiling structure
- Finish: both faces finished to the same standard
Need to split a room without losing the light? Tell us the opening and we will draw it.
- Location
- Marina del Rey, CA
- Category
- Room Divider
- Materials
- Oak with a Gray Stain
- Scope
- Design, Fabrication & Installation
- Completed
- August 2025
- Made to measureTemplated on site, not cut to a catalogue size
- Real woodWalnut, white oak, blackened oak, or veneer you supply
- Lighting planned inCoves and channels cut before anything is finished
- Fitted by our crewInstalled across Southern California, crated everywhere else
Project gallery
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Design
A layout drawn for this room, down to the outlet and the ceiling line.
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Fabrication
Cut and finished in our Los Angeles shop on our own machines.
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Installation
Fitted by our crew, so the result is built in rather than placed against the wall.