Spaces
Eight kinds of space, with materials suggested zone by zone.
Residential
→Homes, villas, apartments. A home is planned room by room. The materials still have to sit together.
Hospitality
→Hotels, resorts, lounges. A first impression, then one look carried through the property.
Corporate
→Workplaces and lobbies. An office chosen as one set, starting at reception.
Commercial
→Showrooms and retail. A brand is read from the street, then from the floor up.
F&B
→Restaurants, cafés, bars. A room that looks the way the food tastes.
Healthcare
→Clinics and hospitals. Plain counters and orderly corridors, inside and out.
Public spaces
→Malls, airports, auditoriums. Materials for big spans and long walls.
Developers
→Projects specified at scale. One material language for the elevation and the flats.
Choosing by space
A material that suits a living room may not suit a hotel corridor or a clinic, so this page starts from the space. Each of the eight pages below takes one kind of space, walks through it zone by zone and suggests which Inlife materials to look at for each wall, floor and ceiling. They are starting points for a conversation, not fixed answers.
Every suggestion links to the full material page, drawn from four families: Interior walls, Façades, Floors and Ceilings. Add designs to your sample box as you go, then see them at the Experience Centre in Choolai. If you are working from a drawing, bring it along or send it on WhatsApp, and we will lay options against it.