#4 Muntz Bronze
A warm, satin-grain Muntz bronze finish for refined elevator interiors and entrances.
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Materials & Finishes
Surface, grain,
reflectivity, and touch.
Every JV elevator interior starts with a material conversation. Browse our named wood, stainless, bronze, brass, nickel, and tread plate samples, shown in real photography without color-altering filters.
The library / 30 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.
#4 Stainless Steel
A clean directional stainless finish selected for durability and broad design compatibility.
2FL
A broad fluted metal pattern that adds rhythm, shadow, and dimensional depth.
2WL
A finely textured linear metal pattern designed for visual interest and everyday durability.
3ND
A dense patterned metal surface that creates texture while helping disguise frequent handling.
3SQ
A small-scale geometric stainless pattern with an even, architectural appearance.
4LB
A woven linear metal texture suited to distinctive, high-traffic interior surfaces.
5WL
A flowing embossed metal pattern that brings movement and resilience to wall panels.
6SL
A crisp narrow-fluted stainless finish with a precise vertical architectural line.
6WL
A bold embossed metal pattern that combines dimensional character with durable performance.
5th Ave Elm
A tailored elm finish with a subtle linear grain and balanced neutral tone.
Bamboo - Champagne
A sculpted bamboo-inspired surface in a soft champagne metallic tone.
Bamboo - Nickel
A dimensional bamboo-inspired surface with a cool nickel appearance.
Cenizo Cherry
A softly grained cherry finish with a refined gray-neutral cast.
Cherry PB Sienna
A warm sienna cherry finish with natural movement and classic depth.
Landmark Wood
A light natural wood finish with a calm, evenly expressed grain.
Loft Oak
A contemporary medium-tone oak finish with understated linear character.
Manhattan - Brass
A sharply fluted architectural surface in a polished brass tone.
Manhattan - Bronze Gold
A deep bronze-gold fluted finish with strong vertical highlights and shadows.
Miami - Bronze
A wave-like dimensional surface in a rich, warm bronze tone.
Miami - Nickel
A flowing sculpted surface with cool nickel highlights and deep shadow lines.
Museum - Nickel
A precise dimensional grid in nickel for a technical, finely detailed appearance.
Natural Recon
A warm reconstructed wood finish with consistent vertical grain.
Organic - Champagne
A softly folded dimensional surface in a luminous champagne tone.
Park Elm
A pale elm finish with a quiet grain suited to light, contemporary interiors.
Pathways - Brass
A layered linear pattern in brass with alternating highlights and dark accents.
RTP
A rugged raised tread plate selected for demanding service and high-traffic applications.
STP
A bright stainless tread plate combining an industrial profile with durable performance.
Uptown Walnut
A warm walnut finish with softly varied natural grain.
White Oak PB Natural
A natural white oak finish with open grain and a light architectural tone.
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.
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