Although wall and PVC ceiling panels are most commonly used in the bathroom (their waterproof qualities are perfect for this), there are many uses in the home for interior cladding. Whether it’s a statement wall in the hallway, an alternative to tiles in the kitchen, or a hardwearing wall cladding option in the utility room, there are many ways to use bathroom wall panels and shower wall panels beyond the bathroom.

What is interior cladding?

Making walls 'talk' has been an interior design obsession for decades, with trends such as aged redbrick and subway tiles returning to the fore in recent years. Feature walls are another design mainstay, but rather than painting one wall an arresting shade, modern feature walls emphasise tone and texture, creating the illusion of depth and scale. The best way to achieve this? Interior cladding.

Interior cladding, or wall panels, create a luxury aesthetic and require half the time required of traditional tiling. Cladding doesn’t require grout either, making it easy to clean and maintain. In this article, we’ll showcase the sheer versatility of interior cladding, providing food for thought for your next home renovation project. You can use living room panels to add depth to your space, bedroom wall panels to create cosy chic, or kitchen wall panels as a low maintenance alternative to tiles.

Brick effect wall panels

Redbrick walls are often found in converted homes, such as warehouse lofts or barn conversions. Although they appear contemporary, their sheer versatility makes them ideal for most styles and themes.

These red brick effect wall panels are ideal for any room in the house; their industrial pared-back feels suitable for a feature wall. Digitally printed to create a 3D effect, each brick is given the depth and character of aged redbrick, enabling you to achieve your desired look for a fraction of the price.

Alternatively, these grey brick effect wall panels are ideal for creating a warm, shaker-style look in your home. And unlike red brick panels, you can utilise their neutral hue to cover all the room’s walls. Paired with wooden floors, you’ll have a natural New England style home in no time at all.

Stone effect wall panels

These stone effect wall panels are ideal for modern homes. They have a neutral earth-toned colour which makes them a great choice for homes with a nature-inspired style. Cover one wall in a bright hallway or create a feature wall in the living area, as seen in the picture above.

Each tile is individually printed with a realistic matt finish and a 3D effect which makes them stand out, meaning that they’re ideal for spaces where they can be fully appreciated. Whether you live in a new build apartment or a modern home with a floor to ceiling view, these stone effect wall panels are ideal for bringing character into what otherwise could be a plain space.

Subway tile cladding

Subway tiles are all over Pinterest and interiors magazines, and they’re great for use in any area that you need tiling. Subway style tiles have been popular ever since they were introduced to the interior design world, but they’ve recently seen a renaissance as clean, minimal looks become hugely popular again, especially in kitchens.

Although our subway tile wall panel sheets are 260cm in length, they can easily be cut down to size to be installed as a splashback for kitchens, utility room or bathroom. Our subway tile wall panels are ideal for finishing off a modern space with a vintage feel. Each panel has a crisp, bevel-edged tile design and a 3D finish making them look realistic. They’re also exceptionally hardwearing, just like the rest of our wall panels.