Letting the Fittings Stand Out
Plain panels can suit patterned flooring, a coloured vanity or detailed taps. They also make it easier to change towels and accessories later without matching a strong wall pattern.
Plain bathroom wall panels in neutral and coloured finishes.

Open a photograph to see the panel finish and fittings more closely.
Plain panels can suit patterned flooring, a coloured vanity or detailed taps. They also make it easier to change towels and accessories later without matching a strong wall pattern.
Gloss reflects more of the room and its lighting. Matt or satin panels have a softer appearance. Compare samples in the actual bathroom and check their care instructions.
Joints and trims are easier to notice on a plain wall. Their positions and colours need to be agreed around the bath, window and shower so the finished edges look deliberate.
Send your room details if you need help with a particular fitting or layout.
The exact panel range must be suitable for shower walls. It must be fitted with the joints, trims and seals specified by its manufacturer.
Ask about suitable samples when arranging your visit. Compare the colour beside your floor, furniture and lighting before choosing the finish.
Loose, damp or damaged surfaces need attention before they are covered. The work and any extra cost should be explained and agreed before repairs continue.