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Square 58 golden Iroko 3D cube panel, EmotionWood
The Square 58

· The Square 58 ·

Squares, stepped in relief.

3D cube blocks that catch the light.

Openness, movement and depth.

More than just wood

Born from Estonian forests.

EmotionWood has crafted eco-friendly wood design panels in Estonia since 2014, where nature and design meet in balance. Every panel is made by hand by skilled artisans, guided by Nordic values of quality and responsibility.

Which is why these panels aren't only a surface to look at. They're solid-wood panels that earn their place on the wall: acoustically, environmentally and for years.

Made in Estonia. Defined by quality. EmotionWood · Tallinn

Softer, warmer rooms

Natural wood improves acoustics, thermal comfort and indoor climate, so spaces feel calmer, not just look richer.

Solid, not veneer

Solid timber right through, not a veneer over board, so it can be cut, sanded and lived with.

An original design

A distinctive EmotionWood pattern, handcrafted and made to your order in Estonia: originality you can specify with confidence.

Documented & declared

Eco-friendly production, with technical and installation data sheets: the paperwork trade and architect specs ask for.

Where it lives

A living surface, room by room.

Feature walls
01 Feature walls A bold, geometric 3D wall as the centrepiece.
Saunas & Spas
02 Saunas & Spas Heat- and steam-ready in thermo finishes.

Why it lasts

Solid wood, engineered to be lived with.

The Square 58 is solid wood cut into a bold cube geometry — square blocks stepped at slightly different depths, so light and shadow play across the wall and the surface reads with real movement. A 120 × 765 mm panel that comes together as one striking, geometric wall.

Square 58 thermo-ash 3D cube wood wall panel, EmotionWood

Pattern · 3D cube geometry

Squares, stepped
in relief.

Each square block is set proud at a slightly different depth, so the wall becomes a field of light and shadow that shifts as you move past it. Run panels edge to edge and the grid flows unbroken.

  • Bold, stepped cube blocks
  • Real depth and cast shadow
  • 120 × 765 mm panels, 0.084 m² each

Material · Solid natural wood

Real wood,
through and through.

Solid timber, never veneer. Thermo finishes are kilned until stable and darker through the body; natural species keep their own raw colour.

  • Solid timber, never veneer
  • Thermo tones run through the wood
  • Natural species keep their raw colour

Finishes · Five characters

One geometry,
five characters.

From pale Ash and warm Thermoash to charred Impressa and golden Iroko, the same cube geometry carries very different moods. Exclusive species are available on request.

  • Thermoash · Ash · Oak
  • Charred Impressa · golden Iroko
  • Exotic species on request

Application · Indoor & sauna-safe

At home
in the heat.

Thermo finishes handle a living-room feature wall and the heat-and-steam of a sauna interior alike. Natural finishes are for dry interior spaces.

  • Feature walls, kitchens & ceilings
  • Sauna & spa interiors (thermo finishes)
  • Treat with a breathable protector

Install · Glue or brad nail

Glue or brad.
Up in a day.

Fix straight to a clean, level wall with a heat- and moisture-resistant silicone, or brad-nail to timber battens. Work row by row so the grid lines up.

  • Adhesive or stainless brad fixing
  • Batten-fix to a flat, level wall
  • Allow 5 to 10% for cuts & waste

Origin · Made in Estonia

Made in Estonia,
by EmotionWood.

Designed and made by EmotionWood in Tallinn, cut to your order and finished to the same standard before it is flat-packed and shipped.

  • An original EmotionWood design
  • Consistent quality, batch to batch
  • Flat-packed, 12 panels per carton

The finishes

One geometry, many characters.

One panel, one pattern; the character comes from the wood. Every finish is solid, hand-finished timber, cut and laid by hand in Estonia.

Thermoash

Warm grey-brown thermo-treated ash. Stable in heat and steam, the tone running right through the wood.

Ash

Pale, natural ash with a soft, even grain. For dry interior spaces.

Oak

Natural oak with an open, characterful grain. For dry interior spaces. Swatch photo coming soon.

Impressa

Charred charcoal finish with a smoky, textured face.

Iroko

Golden-honey Iroko, an exclusive tropical hardwood with warm depth. An on-request exotic species.

Installation

Up on the wall in an afternoon.

Two honest ways to fix the panels: bond straight to a flat wall with adhesive, or brad-nail to battens. No specialist trade required: a clean wall, a level, and a steady row-by-row rhythm.

GLUE THE FIELD stop short of every edge & corner wall panel 24 mm press & level

Best on a flat, dry, load-tested wall. No battens needed; the wall itself is the substrate.

Bonded straight to the wall.

The fastest route for a sound, level wall. A heat- and moisture-resistant silicone holds the panels flush with no visible fixings.

  1. Prep the wallClean, flat and level. Finish all wet works first so the wall is fully dry.
  2. Butter the panelSpread moisture-resistant silicone across the back, covering edges and corners, but stop short of the very edge so it won't squeeze out.
  3. Press & levelSet the panel, press firmly so it beds evenly, and check it sits flush and true.
  4. Work the wallTop to bottom, left to right, row by row, and the seams disappear as you go.
  5. Seal & treatFinish with a breathable wood protector to guard against dirt and moisture.
Panel
120 × 765 mm
Thickness
24 mm
Coverage
0.084 m²
Per pack
12 · ≈1.0 m²
Allow for waste
5 to 10%

The rhythm: row by row.

Whichever way you fix them, start top-left, then work down and across so each row locks into the last.

Start top-left Row by row Down & across

Before you start

  • Acclimatise first. Store the panels in the room for a few weeks so the wood settles to its temperature and humidity. Never below freezing.
  • Wet works first. Finish any wet trades before fitting; panels fixed to a damp wall will absorb moisture and swell.
  • Order a little extra. Allow 5 to 10% for cuts and edge pieces, and expect gentle shade variation between batches.

Care & repair

  • Protect it. Treat all surfaces with a breathable wood protector; it repels dirt and moisture and lifts the grain.
  • Never pressure-wash. Running water or a pressure washer will damage the wood; wipe clean and dry only.
  • Swap a damaged piece. Chisel it out, clean the plywood back, and glue a replacement in; no need to redo the wall.
You'll want Brad nailerCircular sawCaulking gunPencilTape measureSpirit level

Plan your order

How much will you need?

Enter your wall and we'll work out the coverage, panels and packs, with waste allowance already added. A guide only; measure twice before you commit.

m
m
Allow for waste cuts & edge pieces

You'll need

8 packs

12 hand-laid panels per pack, covering ≈ 1 m² total

Enter your wall width and height and we'll work out the packs, panels and coverage.12 hand-laid panels per pack, covering ≈ 1 m².

Wall area
7.20 m²
With waste
7.92 m²
Panels
96

Indicative total $3,672, from Pricing from $459 AUD per pack. Final price varies by finish.

Common questions

Answered, before you ask.

A real human is one click away, but most of what we get asked is right here.

Talk to a specialist
How much does one pack cover?

Each pack holds 12 panels and covers about 1.0 m². Panels are 120 × 765 mm with a coverage of 0.084 m² each. Order by the pack, and allow 5 to 10% extra for cuts and waste.

Can I use it in a sauna or bathroom?

Yes, with a thermo finish. Thermo-treated finishes like Thermoash are made for heat and humidity and are used in sauna interiors. For wet areas, complete any wet works first and treat the wood with a breathable protector. Never pressure-wash the panels.

What creates the 3D effect?

Each square block is set proud at a slightly different depth. Real light catches those steps and casts soft shadow, so the wall has genuine depth and shifts as the light moves — not a printed or embossed texture.

What is the difference between Square 58, 70 and 120?

They are the same cube geometry at three scales. Square 58 is a 120 × 765 mm plank of small blocks; Square 70 is a 435 × 435 mm tile; Square 120 is a large 510 × 510 mm tile. Pick 58 for a finer field, 70 or 120 for bolder, larger blocks.

How do I install the panels?

Two ways: glue straight to a clean, level wall with a heat- and moisture-resistant silicone, or brad-nail to timber battens. Work row by row from the top so the grid lines up.

Do you offer trade or bulk pricing?

Yes. We price by the pack, with trade and architect rates for larger projects. Talk to a specialist for a project quote.

Start planning your wall

Start with the wall.

Tell us about the wall and the look you're after. We'll match the finish, work out coverage and trade pricing, and get it to site.

  • 01 Made to Order Crafted in Estonia, shipped Australia-wide.
  • 02 White-Glove Care Coordinated support from order to handover.
  • 03 Local Support Australian after-sales care when you need it.
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