kerfab.studioPattern library
Wave wall panel
Flowing sine-wave relief that drifts across the panel like soft dunes.
The wave pattern sums tilted sine curves into a continuous drift, so the surface reads as soft dunes rather than repeating ridges. It is the most forgiving pattern to start with and suits long feature walls where you want movement without a hard grid.
You set the wall size, slat spacing, and relief depth, then export a nested DXF with every slat profiled and numbered. The wave stays smooth at any width because the geometry rebuilds to your dimensions instead of stretching a fixed tile.
Design this pattern free →Can I cut the wave pattern on a laser or CNC?
Yes. Export a nested DXF sized to your own sheets, with numbered parts and clean vectors any laser or CNC router can run.
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Custom SVG
Upload your own SVG outline and the relief carries your shape.