The Development History of Wall Panels

Wall panels have been a key element of interior design for hundreds of years from all corners of the globe and can truly transform a room from bland into a lavish space. Wall panels offer a wide range of benefits, and can be used to fit a wide variety of tastes from modern to Victorian, and everything in between. A key to using wall panels effectively starts with understanding what your vision is and what different kinds of wall panels are best used for.

Styles of Wall Panels

1. Wood Panels

Wood is one of the most popular materials for panels for its timeless look and warmth that it can bring to a room.. Wooden panels can be used in almost any style from rustic  to sleek and modern. Popular wooden panel styles include shiplap, beadboard, square traditional paneling and tongue-and-groove. Wood paneling today is often made of durable, man-made materials such as WPC, which gives the appearance of true wood, with added benefits such as weight, ease of install and its soundproofing properties. Besides that, they are great for high traffic areas wear regular wood shows wear and tear more easily and requires more upkeep such as sanding, staining and varnishing.

An accent wall is one of the most popular ways to incorporate wood wall panels into a room. Whether you do it to only one wall, or all 4, the design of coving the top or bottom half while accenting the paint is an easy way to quickly change the mood of a room without getting into more complication installation.

For a bolder statement, consider covering an entire wall with panels. In larger spaces like living rooms or offices, this design will leave a lasting impression and really begs for attention. Whether you pair it with modern or vintage furniture, it won’t give off the vibe of anything ordinary.

Wainscoting is a classic way to use wood and faux wood panels To achieve this traditional European and early American look, cover the lower portion of a wall with the paneling, and paint the upper portion of the wall, or even enhance the effect with wall paper. This looks great both with using the same color or a completely contracting color to break up the wall. . This works well in dining rooms, hallways, and bathrooms, and can be tweaked for whatever style you are going for.

2.  Marble Panels

Marble has always given off one of the most luxurious aesthetics for both its beauty, and its very high price point. Fortunately today, you can achieve the look of marble and other stone materials at a fraction of the cost with SPC panels. Marble becomes the focal point of any room, and can be found in many design styles such as Art Deco, contemporary and even Ancient Greek designs. Whether in a bathroom, entranceway or a living room, SPC marble style panels are a sure way to impress your guests.

Wall accent or full wall coverage are both common with this style and can be found as a way to express elegance.. What does the famous Empire State building and some of the finest, 5 star hotels have in common? The unapologetic use of marble in places such as the entryways and lobbies in order to wow their guests from the moment they walk in.

SPC panels appear to be real stone or marble to the naked eye, and do not give off the impression of a cheap imitation. Various colors, finishes and veining are available to suit almost any design. Because of this, its popularity has increased a great deal and continues to grow its market share.

3. 3D Wall Panels

For a more subtle modern approach, 3D wall panels are a truly transformative way to curate a room without going over the top. They are lightweight, easy to install, and are great for creating textured accent walls in a space. They can even be used alongside other materials such as stone, tile and marble to add contrast between warm and cold features. Trendy offices, hotels, store, restaurants and homes have popularized this style over the last decade.

More recently, crazier, dramatic designs have been used in these panels to give off a futuristic effect, which some designers use to push the boundaries of conventional interior design. Symmetrical lines can be found in many of these panels in an increasing number of styles, and are a perfect way for even a first time DIY. They are generally seen as a more youthful look due to its highly modern appearance, but they can be found in so many styles, that people of all ages how embraced them. As people continue to innovate with 3D designs, we are sure to see these types of panels in action.

4. Waterproof SPC Shower  Panels

Waterproof SPC panels are a great choice for updating your bathroom shower without breaking the bank. Retiling a tub or shower these days is no small drop in the bucket with rising labor and materials costs, not to mention the construction zone that comes with it. SPC shower wall panels are becoming a popular alternative with straight forward installation, with the added benefit of being more economical. With many choices for finishes, you can be sure to find the exact style you are looking for in a bathroom transformation.

Due to the minimal seams, the design creates a sleek look that also helps to prevent leaks and wall failures from moisture and leaking, unlike traditional tile with lots of grout lines and many potential areas for failure during installation.

SPC waterproof wall panel has many advantages:

1. Easy&Quick to install

No cement and sand,qucik click locking

2. Waterproof & moisture-proof

Suitable for more wet spaces

3. Large Format Design

Make space wider,2400*600mm

4. Bf1-S1 fire resistance

Meet the safety needs of the project.

Conclusion

At present, the SPC waterproof wall panels produced by our ProLuxe factory are being accepted by more and more people.Wall panels are an excellent element that can  make any space more attractive. With a wide range of materials, designs, and installation methods, wall panels offer endless possibilities for those that want to give their space a personal touch that reflects who they are.. Whether you’re seeking a rustic, classic, or contemporary look, wall panels are a fantastic way to transform your place and make it unique against a sea of typical, dull boxes.