A clear cabinet and wall panel specification identifies the exact products, their locations, approved samples, fabrication details and procurement requirements. When coordinating INNOVA sheets with Altura MYST wall panels, treat them as two distinct products within one interior scheme. Visual compatibility, installation suitability and supply planning are separate decisions.
For architects, interior designers and modular manufacturers, this distinction turns an attractive mood board into a brief that a supplier and installer can follow. The MYST Soft Pastel Edition catalogue offers a useful starting point: 9.5 ft × 5 inch planks and specific AP plank/ASA sheet pairings under its “Smart Combo” concept.
1. Give every surface a defined job
Begin with an annotated plan or elevation. Identify cabinet shutters, wall finishes, worktops, backsplashes and other materials outside the proposed sheet-and-panel combination. A decorative cabinet sheet should not automatically be specified as a worktop or behind a hob.
A living-room scheme may include a panelled backdrop and a console with decorative cabinet fronts. A bedroom may combine a feature wall with wardrobe shutters. Confirm the chosen product’s suitability for each location rather than transferring approval from a photograph or another application.
Do not allow a generic note such as “matching laminate throughout” to replace the specific product selection. The sheet and the plank have separate references, dimensions and fabrication requirements.
2. Build a material schedule that removes ambiguity
Use a separate line for each product and finish. Record:
- Location: room, elevation and component reference.
- Product: brand, collection and exact design code.
- Finish: approved finish designation and physical sample reference.
- Dimensions: confirmed sheet or plank size, effective coverage and required quantity.
- Construction: substrate, adhesive or fixing method, joints and edge detail.
- Approval: reviewer, date and reference to the agreed sample.
- Procurement: supply contact, batch requirements and confirmed lead time.
For MYST, retain the full AP code, including an “A” suffix where printed. For INNOVA, retain the ASA reference and confirm the finish. A colour description such as “cream” or “green” is not a sufficient order reference.
3. Use the catalogue’s pairings as a starting point
The MYST catalogue shows the following combinations, among others:
- AP-5048 A + ASA 1002
- AP-5051 A + ASA 1020
- AP-5053 A + ASA 1011
- AP-5054 A + ASA 1012
The supplied INNOVA catalogue names ASA 1002 as IVY TUSK and ASA 1020 as ROCCO KHAKI. These exact references help connect the design conversation to sample requests. The pairing page is not a technical datasheet and does not establish identical colour, composition or performance between the two products.
4. Approve the pairing in physical form
Decide whether the design calls for a close match, a tonal relationship or an intentional contrast. Record that intention. A supplier may interpret “matching” as identical when the designer intended only a coordinated palette.
Place the cabinet and wall-panel samples together under the proposed lighting. Include adjacent flooring, stone, paint and hardware. Where possible, review a finished cabinet sample rather than only loose material.
Keep approved samples available to the project team. The INNOVA catalogue notes differences between printed representations and actual material, and possible batch variation. Confirm how adjacent areas will be supplied consistently and agree on an approach to later replacements.
5. Resolve fabrication before ordering
Ask the fabricator and installer to confirm substrate preparation, adhesive or fixing method, edge treatment and handling requirements for the exact products. For the nominal 9.5 ft × 5 inch MYST planks, confirm effective installed coverage and joint details before calculating quantities. Allow for cutting and wastage based on the actual elevation.
Check transitions between panels and furniture, including reveals, skirting, external corners, switches and access panels. On a television wall, mounting and cable access need their own construction details. A decorative finish is not a substitute for suitable equipment support.
Do not transfer a performance claim from one material to another. A sheet, its substrate and the completed assembly are not interchangeable test specimens. Where a project has fire, moisture, heat or other performance requirements, request the relevant documentation for assessment by the responsible professional. This guide is a coordination checklist, not installation instructions.
6. Coordinate procurement with the programme
Before releasing an order, confirm quantities, availability, delivery location and lead time. Identify who can approve substitutions and require approval before any code, profile or finish changes.
For repeat manufacturing or multi-unit projects, retain the schedule and sample references across orders. Ask how continuity will be checked if work is supplied in stages. Include the city, application, selected codes, quantities and delivery sequence in your enquiry so the supply team can respond to a clear brief.
Questions from project teams
Are INNOVA sheets and MYST planks the same product?
No. The catalogue presents them as a coordinated plank-and-sheet combination. Record and approve each product separately.
Does a recommended pairing guarantee an identical colour?
No. Review both physical samples together and record whether the design requires a close match, tonal coordination or contrast.
What MYST dimensions should go into the schedule?
The catalogue lists 9.5 ft × 5 inch planks. Confirm current supply dimensions and effective coverage for the selected profile before finalising quantities.
Can a catalogue replace technical approval?
No. It supports product selection but does not replace application-specific guidance, fabrication details or evidence required by the project.
How should an OEM request a project quotation?
Provide the coded material schedule, quantities, application, city and timeline. Request current commercial terms and product-specific technical documents.
Discuss your INNOVA and MYST project requirements with Dexarte. Explore the INNOVA collection and ask for both plank and sheet samples before approval.
Product references: Dexarte Altura MYST Soft Pastel Edition catalogue, cover and pairing pages; Dexarte INNOVA Thermocore APT catalogue. Technical specifications and suitability should be confirmed for the current selected products.