Garden & DIY: A Guide for Your Interior Walls

This top-level category solves two different needs with one product family: refreshing a wall decoratively and softening the echo in front of the TV. The MDF acoustic wall panel does both. Colour options and technical details are covered under Wall Cladding; installation and cutting under DIY & Hardware.

Choosing a Colour: Natural Light Decides

Light tones (Lacquer Grey, Pearl, Oyster, Starfish) open up small, bright living rooms. Character colours (Reef, Toga, Quay) create a dramatic accent on a feature wall or behind the bed. Sapphire Oak's wood grain suits classic interiors, while the Travertine stone texture creates a calm atmosphere.

Typical uses: behind the TV, a living room feature wall, behind the headboard, a video call background behind a desk, hallways and shared office spaces.

Sound Absorption vs. Sound Insulation

MDF acoustic panels absorb sound: they reduce echo and reverberation inside a room. They do not provide sound insulation and will not block noise travelling to your neighbours. The SAA value of 0.31 indicates medium-level absorption.

Frequently Asked

Are there really 9 colours? Yes: Lacquer Grey, Pearl, Sapphire Oak, Travertine, Reef, Oyster, Toga, Starfish and Quay. Can panels be cut to my ceiling height? Yes, panels are cut free of charge to the height you specify in your order note. The direction your wall faces, the daylight it receives and the tone of your existing furniture largely determine the right colour.