A boardroom where a porcelain whiteboard is built into the wall as part of the architecture — slim frame, flush finish, no visible fixings.
The room hosts strategy sessions and client presentations, and needed a writing surface large enough for a full group to work at once.
A porcelain whiteboard was installed along the full length of the left wall, set flush so the surface sits level with the plaster and the slim frame reads as a shadow line rather than an object.
Porcelain enamel was specified for two reasons: the board is in daily use, and the room has bright daylight for most of the day. Painted steel surfaces ghost and discolour under that load within a year; porcelain does not.
The surface is magnetic throughout, so printed material can be attached directly without adhesive.
No separate capping or trim was required — the board runs to the ceiling line and the joinery reads as a single plane.