Exploring Different Wall Panelling Styles

Exploring Different Wall Panelling Styles

Wall panelling is the perfect way to add style and character to any room, but with so many different styles, how do you know which one is right for your space? In this blog, we’ll explore the wall panelling styles we offer, highlighting their key features to help you choose which style is best suited for your room. 

Discover the perfect style of wall panelling to transform your walls and bring your design vision to life. 

Edwardian Style Wall Panelling

Edwardian style wall panelling is all about being elegant whilst not being overly ornate. It is often seen as a shift away from the highly decorative Victorian era, offering the cleaner lines and refined simplicity of the 20th century. This style of panelling embraces balance and symmetry, creating a look that is timeless in both modern and transitional homes.  

Key Characteristics

  • Distinctive square and rectangle-shaped panelling layouts
  • Streamlined designs with minimal ornamentation
  • Often installed to cover two-thirds or three-quarters of the wall's height
  • Clean lines rather than heavy detail 
  • Frequently made from moisture-resistant MDF, making it ideal for bathrooms and kitchens
  • Works beautifully with muted and neutral tones for an understated finish 

Browse our range of Edwardian style wall panelling kits

Elizabethan Style Wall Panelling

Add a touch of grandeur to your home with Elizabethan style wall panelling! During the Elizabethan era, wall panelling was a decorative wall covering in stately homes to convey elegance and status. Today, this style of panelling brings a level of sophistication into modern home interior designs, perfect for creating a traditional yet contemporary look.   

Key Characteristics

  • A strong sense of symmetry and proportion 
  • Inspired to mimic a classic, timeless design 
  • Offers both aesthetic appeal and everyday practicality 
  • Customisable dimensions to suit both small and large spaces  
  • Adds character and a modern feel to any room 
  • Made from Medite’s Premium Moisture Resistant MDF
  • Creates a striking backdrop for contemporary or traditional furniture

Take a look at our range of Elizabethan-style panelling kits

Georgian Style Wall Panelling

Georgian style wall panelling takes inspiration from the refined architecture of the 18th century. This era was known for its classic details. Featuring simple, rectangular panels, this style of wall panelling can elevate any room with its symmetrical, classic design. This quintessential style of panelling can be used in many styles, from floor to ceiling for a dramatic statement to dado rail height for subtle elegance. 

Key Characteristics

  • Balanced symmetrical panel layout 
  • Rectangular shapes for a balanced appearance
  • Made from moisture-resistant MDF, making it ideal for rooms with damp environments, such as kitchens and bathrooms 
  • Versatile design option (full wall, half height and three-quarters) 
  • Works beautifully with any colour palette

Explore our Georgian panelling range today to add a stately feel to your home interior. 

Shaker Style Wall Panelling

Shaker style wall panelling is the epitome of simplicity and minimalist designs. Inspired by traditional clean craftsmanship, panels feature a series of rectangular or square boxes, arranged in a grid-like layout. This style of wall panelling can add a timeless, rustic charm to any room and can be applied to either the whole wall or just a portion of it. 

Key Characteristics

  • Clean lines that emphasise a minimalist aesthetic
  • Rectangular or square shapes arranged in even, grid layouts  
  • Modular design to complement any interior 
  • Can be used to cover the whole wall or a portion of the wall
  • Perfect for contemporary or transitional interiors

Browse our easy-to-install Shaker style wall panelling kits today and create an effortlessly stylish look in your home. 

Tongue & Groove Style Wall Panelling 

Tongue and Groove style wall panelling has been a favourite for many years. Often described as a jigsaw puzzle style of fitting, these panels interlock along the edge, the tongue along one edge with the groove along the opposite edge, making installation straightforward, ensuring a seamless finish. Tongue & Groove style wall panels are an easy way to add texture and character to your room while adding a protective layer to your walls. 

Key Characteristics

  • Interlocking boards (tongue on one edge, groove on the opposite)
  • Can be installed vertically or horizontally, or even diagonally
  • Easy to install design, ideal for DIY projects 
  • Made from moisture-resistant MDF
  • Adds charm and character to bedrooms, hallways, and living areas

Browse our range of Tongue & Groove style wall panels to transform your space with ease. 

Why Our DIY Wall Panelling Kits Are a Great Option

At DIY Wall Panelling, we specialise in wall panelling kits to help you achieve your interior design vision. But why should you choose a wall panelling kit to transform your walls? Here's why:

  • Easy to install: Our kits are designed to be installed by anyone, whether you’re a diy enthusiast or have basic diy skills.
  • Cost-effective: Wall panelling kits are very affordable. Due to their ease of installation, you also won't need to pay a tradesman to fit them for you 
  • Made from moisture-resistant MDF: Ideal for damp rooms like kitchens and bathrooms
  • Customisable: We offer bespoke wall panelling kits to give you the perfect fit
  • Enhanced aesthetics: Wall panels are an easy way to enhance the look of any room 

Transform Your Home With DIY Wall Panelling 

Wall panelling is an easy way to add character and style to your home. Our panelling kits are easy to install, cost-effective and the perfect way to enhance the look of any room in your home. We offer a style to suit any space! Our range of wall panelling styles includes Edwardian, Georgian, Elizabethan, Shaker, and Tongue & Groove style panels. 

Browse our full collection of wall panelling kit styles today. 

 

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