Introducing Woodwöl: A New Way to Add Texture and Dimension to Walls

At Stikwood, every new product we add to our catalog has to earn its place. It needs to complement our existing collections, elevate interior spaces, and reflect our belief that walls deserve just as much attention as the rest of the room. Most of all it needs to be authentic.

Woodwöl does exactly that.

Woodwöl is our newest wall covering collection, designed to bring texture, dimension, and natural warmth to interiors through sculptural mosaic wood tiles. It represents a thoughtful expansion of how we approach wall design, moving beyond planks and panels into layered, architectural surfaces.

Woodwöl is a collection of real reclaimed wood mosaic tiles that transform walls and ceilings into dimensional design features. Each interlocking tile covers one square foot and is crafted to create visual movement through pattern, texture, and depth.

Unlike flat wall treatments, Woodwöl adds structure and rhythm to a space. The result is a wall that feels sculptural without being overpowering and expressive without relying on color.

Available in multiple patterns, including flat and dimensional styles, Woodwöl allows designers and homeowners to create anything from subtle texture to bold statement surfaces

One of the defining features of Woodwöl is its flexible backer. This design makes installation more adaptable and allows the tiles to conform to surfaces more easily than rigid alternatives.

Woodwöl can be installed using construction adhesive or nails, depending on the application, making it suitable for both residential and commercial environments.

Because each tile is modular, layouts can be customized to suit the scale and personality of a space. Whether used sparingly as an accent or extensively across an entire wall, Woodwöl offers design freedom without sacrificing cohesion.

Natural, authentic materials matter.

Woodwöl is crafted from naturally weathered, reclaimed wood and sustainable hardwoods, which means no two tiles are exactly alike. Variations in grain, tone, and texture are not flaws, but features that give each installation depth and authenticity.

This natural variation allows Woodwöl to work beautifully across a range of interiors, from modern and minimalist spaces to rustic, industrial, and contemporary designs. It adds warmth where rooms feel stark and texture where walls feel flat.

As with all real wood products, Woodwöl ages gracefully, developing character over time rather than wearing out or feeling dated.

Woodwöl is designed to be versatile, making it well suited for spaces that benefit from texture and visual interest.

In commercial spaces, design impact is often concentrated in key areas rather than applied everywhere. Feature walls, reception areas, collaboration zones, and ceilings are where material choices carry the most visual weight. Woodwöl is well suited for these moments, allowing designers to allocate texture and dimension where it matters most. It can also be used on ceilings, where unexpected texture elevates the entire room without overwhelming the space.

Woodwöl was designed to live alongside Stikwood, Slatwood, Plankprints, Fanwall, and Stikits, not replace them.

Each collection serves a different purpose. Stikwood focuses on timeless wood plank walls. Slatwood brings vertical rhythm and acoustic performance. Plankprints add pattern through print and texture. Fanwall delivers geometric, dimensional design. Stikits allow for detailed, small-scale applications. Woodwöl introduces sculptural mosaic texture.

Together, they give designers and homeowners a complete toolkit for creating intentional walls at every scale.

Walls are no longer just a backdrop. They shape how a space feels, how sound travels, and how people experience a room.

With Woodwöl, we are expanding what is possible in wall design, offering a product that blends craftsmanship, sustainability, and modern aesthetics.

Woodwöl is not about following trends. It is about creating texture that feels grounded, dimensional, and lasting.

Welcome to Woodwöl.