During my master’s project, I have designed wooden wall panels and examined how these can be used to create and affect the perception of spatiality. My thesis has thus revolved around one of the fundamentals in interior architecture — the wall. One could also look at the work as an analysis of spatiality and architecture and the different layers it consists of, where the bearing architectural structure is draped. Wall panelling could, in other words, be viewed as an additional skin on top of a building’s internal systems, just like clothing can be viewed as a second skin on the human body.