Here is a Houzz ideabook: https://www.houzz.com/magazine/home-elevators-a-rising-trend-stsetivw-vs~2021074 Here is an article: http://www.accessibleconstruction.com/services/ramps/residential-glass-elevator.html

Thank u all so much, though I must clear the confusion on the pic I posted... The actual space as of now has -'no cladding or wood planks' what so ever, it does have the same rectangular shape, the same ceiling pop, with the same electrical points for TV, and a balocny at the opposite end. Which is why, I was seeking your feedbacks. :)

Anita Vitrified tiles by themselves do not particularly allow the walls to breathe, and hence are prone to cracking. That being said they do not collect moss either. If you are however set on using these tiles, I suggest you use them in a mosaic fashion, where smaller tiles or broken pieces are used. This will allow the wall to breathe, though the moss collection might be more due to the greater amount of grating.

Wouldn't ceramic tiles wood finish, laid in planks of 6" x 24" solve the problem? Not my go-to choice though. Another option would be to use texture paint (with larger granules) in a deep chocolate colour