Golden oak
Warm yellow-brown tone of classic oak — the most sought-after wood decor for traditional and transitional styles. Excellent against white facades and Mediterranean homes.
PVC joinery with a wood-decor finish combines the look of wood with the practicality of PVC. Golden oak, walnut, mahogany, cherry and other variants — without painting, varnishing or worries about moisture.
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Real timber joinery has a unique character, but it demands regular maintenance — refinishing every 5–7 years, protection from moisture, careful attention under strong sun. Wood-decor PVC solves this: you keep the warm look of wood with the practicality of PVC, which does not warp, does not absorb moisture, and does not require additional painting. For owners who want the aesthetic of wood without the upkeep, this is the optimal option.
Wood-decor foils use modern techniques — embossed textures that mimic the grain of wood, and colors calibrated to the natural shades of oak, walnut, cherry and other species. High-quality foils come visually very close to real wood, especially at the 1–2 meter distance typical for viewing windows on a facade.
Warm yellow-brown tone of classic oak — the most sought-after wood decor for traditional and transitional styles. Excellent against white facades and Mediterranean homes.
Deeper brown tone with pronounced texture — looks sophisticated and elegant. A frequent choice for contemporary villas and residential buildings.
Deep dark red-brown tone — the most intense wood-decor variant. Delivers a rich visual result, especially against light facades.
Grayish-brown tone that reads as subtle — a transition between classic wood and contemporary gray. Suitable for buildings in a transitional style.
Red-brown tone with a warm cast — looks vibrant and is often chosen for family homes and villas with warm interiors.
A gray wood decor that pairs the modern anthracite shade with wood texture. A distinctive choice for contemporary buildings.
Wood decor can be one-sided (only outside, white on the inside) or two-sided (wood decor on both sides). The one-sided option is more cost-effective and delivers a modern facade with a bright interior — a frequent choice for apartments and residential complexes. Two-sided gives an authentic wood look on both sides — we recommend it for family homes and villas where a warm interior and matching facade are desired.
When choosing, we look at the wall finishes and flooring in the building — a wood or parquet floor paired with wood-decor joinery inside creates a uniquely warm space. For buildings with white or ceramic floors and contemporary furniture, one-sided wood decor with a light interior face can feel more harmonious.
For buildings in historic zones (Old Bar, Old Town of Kotor, Perast, parts of Herceg Novi) wood-decor PVC is often the ideal solution. It delivers the authentic wood appearance conservators require, with the practicality that enables long-term use without frequent interventions. When working in these zones we recommend consulting with the conservator about the exact shade and texture of the foil acceptable for the protected building.
Wood decor pairs well with white and gray facades — the two most common options in Montenegro. For natural-stone facades, wood-decor joinery looks authentic, especially on coastal buildings echoing the traditional Mediterranean style. An anthracite facade with wood-decor joinery is a rarer choice that delivers a contemporary take on the traditional look.
For entry doors we recommend the panel in the same wood decor as the frame, or a decorative insert in a complementary variant. Two-tone combinations (frame in one decor, panel in another) deliver a richer visual result.
Send dimensions and request a wood-decor sample ↗Wood-decor PVC is a window or door whose profile has a finishing foil that mimics the texture and color of wood. The core PVC profile stays the same (white or colored mass), but the outer layer gives the look of wood — it can have a pronounced texture (embossed foil) or be smooth in a wood-like color.
High-quality wood-decor foils with embossed texture come very close to real wood, especially from a short distance. By touch you can tell it is not wood (the texture is not deep), but visually it is often hard to tell the difference. Lower-grade foils look more like a "matte print" and are quickly recognized as imitation.
High-quality wood-decor foils hold their color for 15–20+ years under normal conditions. On south-facing facades with direct sun exposure the intensity may ease slightly after a decade, but the difference stays subtle. Lower-grade foils can show signs sooner, especially on the south side.
Yes — the two-tone version is available and often requested. Wood decor outside gives the facade a warm look, while white or gray inside keeps the interior bright. The cost is roughly 10–15% above a single-tone variant.
Wood-decor PVC profiles are typically 25–40% more expensive than white, depending on the system and whether the foil is one-sided or two-sided. The exact figure is listed in the quote based on the chosen system and configuration.
No. It is maintained the same way as a regular PVC window — cleaning with a mild detergent, no abrasive products. Unlike real wood, it does not need painting, varnishing, or special moisture protection. Maintenance is nearly zero across its entire lifespan.
For coastal buildings in a traditional style, golden oak and walnut look authentic and fit Mediterranean architecture. For contemporary villas along the coast, anthracite wood (gray oak) pairs the modern shade with the texture of wood.
Yes. Aluminum and PVC exterior shutters can have a wood-decor finish in the same shades as the windows. We recommend selecting them at the same time as the windows so the color sample matches.