Looks like lipstick on a pig.. at least it doesn't have wallpaper and dry wood inside it?
Honest question: is that comment related to the Sweden panel?
If so, do you see them as important flaws?
I did not give much thought to the wallpaper finishing: it's -mostly- under the panel cover "lips", and far from wiring and breakers, just an aesthetic thing.
As for the wood (quite a thick plank, about 2 cm): I imagine is up to code, and a convenient way to mount the breaker rail (not live as in US, just structural and connected to PE), but I am no expert.
One thing I noticed: the main breaker has a locking ring to slip in a tag or lock to prevent accidents.
In Sweden, anyhow, the range of things one can do to the wiring is extremely limited (more or less: just change a switch or a socket with an identical one).
Yes, the Italy panel is quite minimal, but even then the electrician managed to cross wire some sockets

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