How to show wireframe in viewport solid shading mode with backface culling

[csimeon]

I have setup a cubic room and viewing it in viewport solid shader mode, shown with backface orientation in red:

Using backface culling from the viewport shading properties, I can see the interior, navigating around the room, like this:

I also wish to see the mesh, each apparent face of the room, is divided in a way that will serve for UV editing and want to view it during development of the model, like this:

I do not want the wireframe of the culled faces showing.
Is it possible?
I have set culling in all possible ways, by shader properties, by object properties and by material properties, all with the same result.

Is there a way for what I want?
PS: it has to be an easy way so I can orbit and see from all angles, I don’t want to hide faces or manipulate object parts just to navigate. Looking for a viewing solution compatible with culling, not object/face manipulations.

[troyD]

It’s not possible. The only way you can manipulate the wireframe is to adjust the angle treshold. Since your geometry has only rectangular shapes, this won’t help anyway.

[Matakani]

Scale * 100. Then work inside. Scale 0.01 when you are done.

Or - as you are making a symmetrical room, delete one side and apply a mirror modifier when you are done.

Or hide the top half.

Or use a shape key to move each wall outward a good distance. Like an exploded diagram. Work on that.