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WVH expands collaboration with Drew and Jonathan Home

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WVH expands collaboration with Drew and Jonathan Home July 24, 2026 | 12:23 pm CDT

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WVH expands collaboration with Drew and Jonathan Home

Larry Adams

July 24, 2026 | 12:23 pm CDT

WVH (The Wood Veneer Hub) and Drew & Jonathan Home feature an exclusive, design-forward collaboration. They offer high-performance wood wall paneling, including acoustic slat walls and flexible tambour or curved wood surfaces like Ultraflex, designed to bring natural textures and sound-dampening to modern residential and commercial spaces.

Together, the series celebrates the brand’s 50-year-old legacy of craftsmanship and the brothers’ signature design vision, allowing trade professionals and DIY homeowners to introduce depth and materiality to complex curved surfaces, configurations, and furnishings.

“The interior conversation has moved so far beyond flat and static,” notes Jonathan Scott. “People want tactile, layered, dimensional spaces and the materials have to keep up with that ambition. That's exactly where this flexible collection succeeds.”

The innovations: Ultraflex and Flutto Valley Following the success of the best-selling exclusive Slatpane Grainmatch and Acoustic Wall Panels, Drew and Jonathan spent the past year working with WVH to develop the new flexible series that marries natural wood with unlimited design potential. In contrast to traditional wall panels, built for flat surfaces, Ultraflex and Flutto Valley seamlessly follow the curves, columns, and recesses that rigid panels leave bare, without sacrificing material quality or finish.

Drew & Jonathan Home Ultraflex x WVH Engineered as a lightweight, ultra-thin alternative to rigid paneling, Ultraflex brings the classic vertical slat profile into a highly pliable format.  

Slim, Lightweight Profile: With a total thickness of just 0.28”, Ultraflex is more than 0.4” thinner than the core WVH Slatpanel range.

Uncompromised Acoustics: Despite a significant reduction in thickness and weight, the panels maintain the same high Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) acoustic rating of 0.75.

Grain Consistency: Utilizing engineered veneer with a deliberately straight, even grain, Ultraflex ensures a uniform tone across large-scale installations.

Finishes & Dimensions: Ultraflex is available in straight engineered Walnut or Oak veneer in 4.49” x 11.81”. or 118.11” x 11.81” lengths.

Drew & Jonathan Home Flutto Valley x WVH A flexible wood veneer panel with a concave tambour profile, Flutto Valley offers shadow, dimension, and warmth to curved walls, columns, and surfaces, complementing WVH’s broader Flutto family. ●    Dimensional Profile: The concave valley profile draws ambient shadow inward, creating structural depth and visual texture without adding visual noise to a room. ●    Premium Construction: Built with real wood veneer wrapped over a dense, clean-cut MDF core to avoid internal voids during custom trimming. ●    Considered Details: Flutto Valley features a water-resistant, color-matched fabric backing that yields clean seams and permits flex down to 11.8” internal radius. ●    Finishes & Dimensions: Offered in three lengths, 94.5" x 11.8", 118.1" x 11.8" and Walnut or Oak veneer.

Flexibility & biophilic design The collection expands the application possibilities of wood panels from flat vertical to non-linear architectural surfaces. Designed to follow fluid interior contours, rather than restrict them, these organic forms allow design freedom and a cohesive material story without the cost of custom millwork. By eliminating the structural limitations of rigid substrates, the panels naturally adapt to complex, curved architectural surfaces, from lobbies, corridors, stairwells, walls, ceilings, furnishings, and more, bringing natural textures and acoustical comfort to high-end hospitality and residential spaces.

“Curves and organic forms are dominating modern spaces, and we saw a need for surfaces that can follow those lines, not fight them,” explains Drew Scott. “For a long time, wood veneer had design limitations. What's changed, and what makes this collection genuinely exciting, is that the panels flex to the design, not the other way around.”

Streamlined trade & DIY application Thoughtfully considered for the way people renovate, the easy-to-install adhesive panels ship free and eliminate the need for mechanical clips, complex rail systems, or visible fasteners. Because of lightweight construction, both lines flex gradually into place against convex walls, surfaces, and columns with minimal force, drastically reducing labor time for installers. 

Whether covering a curved alcove, wrapping a column, adhering over furniture, or working with a space that has never seen a straight line, these panels give a considered, cohesive, and finished look to commercial and interior spaces alike.

The Drew & Jonathan Home flexible and inaugural collections are available for direct purchase and commercial specification through www.thewoodveneerhub.com. 

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Larry Adams

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Larry Adams is a Chicago-based writer and editor who writes about how things get done. A former wire service and community newspaper reporter, Larry is an award-winning writer with more than three decades of experience. In addition to writing about woodworking, he has covered science, metrology, metalworking, industrial design, quality control, imaging, Swiss and micromanufacturing . He was previously a Tabbie Award winner for his coverage of nano-based coatings technology for the automotive industry. Larry volunteers for the historic preservation group, the Kalo Foundation/Ianelli Studios, and the science-based group, Chicago Council on Science and Technology (C2ST).

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