Plywood interior

Does the versatility of plywood have no limit? From boats to furniture; plywood is flexible, inexpensive, easy to use, and reusable. Made from refashioned

Hear the word "plywood" and you might think of a cheap, maybe even low-quality construction material, used behind the scenes but not sophisticated enough t

Image 12 of 25 from gallery of Bellbrae House / Wiesebrock Architecture. Photograph by Ben Hosking

The debut project of Wiesebrock Architecture is a brilliant shed-inspired home divided into two pavilions, located just off the Great Ocean Road.

Image 16 of 31 from gallery of House Pieneītes / Studio VIKSNE. Photograph by Madara Gritāne

Plywood is an alternative to white finishes inside a garden office. Detailed with shadow gaps, it can create a contemporary, high-spec interior.

We love this look because it feels fresh and modern, and pairs with different design styles, stone countertops, and nearly any paint color.

Architecture studio Bradley Van Der Straeten has extended and a house on a housing estate in Stoke Newington, London, by adding an additional half storey.

Streamlined birch plywood cabinetry and a maple butcher-block counter forms the kitchenette, which isn’t intended for extensive meal prep. The building is a blend of "a bedroom and camping," says Shaw, which means much of the cooking and cleaning happens outside.