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Materials & Finishes

Surface, grain,
reflectivity, and touch.

Every JV elevator interior starts with a material conversation. These are the architectural surfaces the shop works with most, shown in real photography without color-altering filters.

The library / 8 finishes

Materials in the JV catalog.

Each finish links to the elevator products that use it, so you can move from a material to a full scope.

Close-up of a warm bronze architectural metal finish

Bronze & Muntz

Warm architectural metals that bring depth and a distinctive material presence to custom interiors.

Used inMetal FabricationHandrails

Close-up of heavy-duty stainless-steel transit-style finish

Transit-Style Finishes

Heavy-duty stainless construction selected for public-use and other demanding, high-traffic environments.

Used inTransit-Style Elevators

Selecting a finish

Material questions, answered.

Not sure where to start? Describe the project on the quote page and note any finishes you are considering.

How are materials selected for an elevator interior?
Selections are tailored to design intent, traffic, maintenance, and budget. A high-traffic service cab and a refined passenger cab call for different surfaces, so JV reviews how the elevator is used before recommending finishes.
Can different finishes be combined in one cab?
Yes. Most interiors pair materials, such as wood veneer panels with stainless reveals or bronze handrails, and JV coordinates the combination so panels, ceilings, doors, and rails read as one design.
Is the finish photography accurate to the real material?
Yes. Finish photos are shown without color-altering filters, so the grain, tone, and reflectivity you review on screen reflect the material JV works with.

See them in place

These finishes, on real projects.