Does a design whiteboard write and erase differently to a standard board?
No. The core writing surface performance is generally the same; the difference is in finish, frame and how the board integrates with the surrounding interior.
Is a design whiteboard always more expensive?
Usually, yes, though the premium is mainly for finish options and detailing rather than for a functionally better writing surface.
Where does a design whiteboard make the most visible difference?
In client-facing or reception spaces, where the overall look of the room has been deliberately planned and a mismatched board would stand out.
Can a standard board be used in a design-led interior to save cost?
It can, but it is more likely to look like an added piece of equipment rather than part of the room, which may not suit a space built around a considered interior concept.
Should every room in an office get a design whiteboard?
Not necessarily. Matching the board choice to each room’s actual purpose usually gives a better result across a project than specifying one option throughout.