Justin H.
Wow
This wrap is on another level. I’ve never seen anything like this before. Texture feels like real wood I can’t stop touching it.
Chocolate Walnut
Matte
Mink Walnut
Mink Walnut is a muted taupe-brown finish with soft smoky undertones and fine tactile linear grain. Its colour sits between mushroom, warm grey, truffle, and light smoked walnut.
Slightly cooler and more modern than Velven Dune Oak, it brings a calm, mature, and softly luxurious feel to designer urban neutral, tonal contemporary, stone-and-timber, and boutique apartment interiors.
Pair it with mushroom paint, ivory plaster, grey-beige stone, microcement, taupe upholstery, brushed nickel, pewter, champagne bronze, blackened bronze, matte black, and muted olive.
- Finish
- Matte
- Feel
- Slightly deep, raised grain
- Look
- Wood
- A4 sample
- $7.95
- 60cm roll
- $24.95 per m
- 120cm roll
- $47.95 per m
The Velven difference
One engineered film.
Interactive cross section
Six core technologies, one engineered film.
Hover a layer to explore the technology built into it. On a phone, tap a layer.
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Make it yours
How much do you need?
Measure the face. We size the roll and tell you the metres.
Which way should the grain run?
Back of the panel
Onto the back
cm
Panel thickness 1.8 cm
Get 1 m of the 60 cm roll
One clean piece, no joins.
Every quote adds a little extra length so you always have room to trim.
The verdict
Reviews from Velven homes.
We don't have a review yet for this finish, but here are some reviews from our other finishes.
Steph H.
Exceeded my expectations by far
These are not your average contact paper. The film is thick and strong I didn’t even get any bubbles on my first go. Will definitely purchase again
Fawn Smoked Oak
Gia M.
Great quality, so much better than others ive tried
I’ve tried a few different peel and stick wraps over the years and this one is by far the best quality. Its much thicker than the cheaper stuff and is easy to apply.
It looks great, you wouldnt know its a wrap once its on.
Grey Terrazzo StoneIt looks great, you wouldnt know its a wrap once its on.
Will it damage my surface?
It lifts cleanly from sound, well painted surfaces. It can pull at poorly bonded paint, so always test a sample first.
How do I put it on?
Peel the backing, place it, and press from the centre out. The adhesive is repositionable until you press it down, so you can slide it into place.
Warm the film with a hair dryer or a low heat gun as you reach an edge or a tight turn. The heat relaxes it so it curves and hugs the surface, then press it down firmly as it cools.
Where can I use it?
It sticks to most surfaces around the home: cabinet and drawer fronts, furniture, internal doors, wardrobe panels, shelves and more. Order an A4 sample to try it on yours first.
Can I see it first?
Yes. Order an A4 sample to feel the finish and test it on your surface before you commit.
How does shipping work?
Samples ship free. Standard shipping on wraps is worked out at checkout by parcel size, and it is free on orders over $149. Express is available too.
How long does it last?
Five to ten years, depending on where it lives and how often it gets touched. A wardrobe door, a feature panel or the quiet side of a cabinet sits at the longer end, looking good for the better part of a decade. The hardest working surfaces, the drawer fronts you open daily and the doors everyone pushes, sit nearer the shorter end. Clean prep and well pressed edges are what carry it across the years.