BODAQ® Interior Film in New Construction | West Vancouver Luxury Home Case Study
South California-inspired mansion in West Vancouver – a collaboration between Nelcos and Royal Pacific Lions Gate Realty Ltd., using Bodaq Interior Film.
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Architectural interior film is not only a solution for renovations — it is increasingly used in high-end new construction projects as a design-forward, cost-efficient finishing material.
This luxury residential project in West Vancouver demonstrates how BODAQ® Interior Film was integrated into a newly built home inspired by South California design aesthetics. The result is a refined, cohesive interior finish that delivers both visual impact and long-term durability.
BODAQ® Interior Film - Finishing Material for Commercial & Residential Renovations
With more than 450 patterns available, BODAQ® Interior Film offers one of the most extensive selections of architectural finishing materials on the North American market. Its wide range of textures and designs allows architects and designers to recreate the look of stone, wood, fabric, or leather with remarkable realism and flexibility.
Interior film functions both as a refinishing solution for existing surfaces and as a finishing material for new construction projects. In this West Vancouver residence, interior film was used to enhance wall panels and transform unfinished architectural elements into refined design features that complement the home’s luxury aesthetic.
Why Designers Chose Bodaq for The Project
During the project, designers chose to introduce decorative wall panels throughout selected spaces. BODAQ® Interior Film made it possible to customize these panels with finishes that would be difficult or costly to achieve using traditional materials. From marble-inspired surfaces to soft fabric textures and exotic leather effects, the film provided full creative freedom while maintaining visual consistency.
Stone-look film patterns deliver a fresh, contemporary appearance with realistic depth and texture, becoming natural focal points within the space. For more classic interiors, wood-textured patterns offer rich grain detail and a deep-embossed surface that enhances the warmth and character of paneling applications.
Why Choose BODAQ® Interior Film as a Finishing Material
Compared to conventional construction materials, BODAQ® Interior Film provides a cost-efficient and versatile alternative without compromising design quality. Key advantages include:
More than 450 patterns in a wide variety of colors and textures
Fast, clean installation with minimal disruption
Self-adhesive backing suitable for application on most interior surfaces
High-durability surface coating for long-term performance
Flexibility to wrap flat or curved architectural elements
Resistance to moisture, stains, bacteria, and mold
Environmentally responsible composition with no harmful chemical compounds
Fire-retardant pattern options for enhanced safety
As a finishing material, BODAQ® Interior Film enables designers and property owners to achieve high-end visual results while optimizing project timelines, budgets, and sustainability goals.
Case Study: West Vancouver Mansion Wall Panels and Interior Film
The interior concept for this luxury residence was inspired by modern Southern California living. To bring this vision to life, the designers focused on cool, bright tones, using white and grey marble accents to create a refined and contemporary atmosphere.
As shown in the images below, these premium materials work together to shape an elegant, light-filled space that reflects modern residential design. At first glance, it may be difficult to identify where BODAQ® Interior Film was applied within the room — its integration is intentionally subtle and seamless.
To uncover the answer, look closely at the finishing material used on the grey wall panels across the room. These surfaces reveal how interior film can replicate the appearance of natural stone while maintaining a consistent, architectural finish.
Pietra Marble–Inspired Finishing Material for Statement Walls
The PM007 Pietra Dark Grey Marble Interior Film was selected as the finishing material for the feature wall behind the sectional sofa in the living area. This stone-inspired surface creates a bold focal point while preserving the clean, modern character of the space.
In the adjacent dining area, the opposite wall was finished with a combination of two interior film patterns: PM007 applied to the lower panels and SMT05 Grey Super Matte Interior Film used above. Together, these finishing materials introduce contrast and depth, reinforcing the architectural composition of the room while maintaining visual continuity throughout the open-plan layout.
Wall Surfaces Material Pietra Dark Grey Marble
Pietra marble deserves special attention as a finishing material for sophisticated interior design. Known as one of the most luxurious and visually striking stones, it is admired for its deep, rich tones and distinctive white veining.
The Pietra-inspired interior film recreates the look of the original finishing material with graphic white veins set against a refined grey background, capturing both its visual depth and its soft, velour-like texture. As a finishing material for interior walls, this film allows designers to create elegant, character-rich spaces without relying on natural stone.
Bedroom Wall Panels as a Warm Finishing Material
Two of the mansion’s seven bedrooms were finished with decorative wall panels designed to enhance both comfort and visual warmth. To achieve a more inviting atmosphere in the sleeping areas, designers selected BODAQ wood-look interior film as the primary finishing material for the panels.
The SPW44 Gray Oak and W873 Oak film patterns, inspired by different oak tones, were used to introduce natural texture and variation. To accent the electric fireplace zones, the SMT07 Black Super Matte pattern was applied as a contrasting finishing material. Thanks to the film’s fire-retardant properties, it is suitable for use in areas exposed to elevated temperatures, including surfaces near heat sources.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Finishing Materials For Interior Walls
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