Looking to design your living room from scratch or give it a fresh makeover? Wall panelling is one of the easiest ways to inject both style and functionality into your space. From adding depth and vibrance to protecting your walls, hiding imperfections, and concealing cables, wall panels add a timeless character and charm to classical as well as contemporary interiors. Indeed, decor wall panels offer endless creative possibilities that suit every style.
Let’s explore some of the creative and trending wall panel designs that will make your living room the ultimate showstopper!
Lacquered glass wall panels bring a glossy, chic finish to any living room wall. The reflective surface of lacquered glass adds a touch of luxury and can be customised to various shades. This coloured lacquered glass with a thick and uniform colour coating ensures long-lasting vibrance and complete opacity. Available in 216 RAL remarkable shades, SGG Colormaxx Lacquered glass can bring this vision to life.
Upscale your living room with the sophistication of backlit glass wall panels. Incorporating LED lighting behind lacquered glass panels creates a luminous, glamorous effect. This decorative wall panel introduces a dynamic, modern charm, ideal for feature walls or TV backdrops, creating a captivating look. Discover SGG Colormaxx Dura, a range of lacquered glass in toughened variants for added safety and strength.
Wall panelling designs with mirrors instantly accentuate the space with drama and depth. Tinted mirrors offer a more subdued reflection and colour while creating a spacious feel that can complement any interior decor. Whether used as full-wall panels or accent strips, SGG Miralite Revolution offers exquisite tinted mirrors in grey and bronze shades that lend an artistic vibe to any living room design.
Owing to their subdued and neutral appeal, mirrors blend seamlessly with natural materials and textures, making them a great choice for living rooms. Pair mirrors with a stone or wood panel design to create a striking contrast. This juxtaposition of materials set behind the soft fabric finish of the sofa creates a dynamic look that balances textural warmth with modern sophistication. You can flank central mirror panels with stone or wood or reverse the arrangement. For a more dynamic effect, consider blending mirrors with other materials in a mosaic pattern. Accentuating side tables with lamps and mirror wall accents can elevate the ambience of the living room by creating a sense of space, light, and warmth.
Make a striking impression in your living room with modern metallic and mirror accent wall panelling. This panelling design artfully combines the sheen of metal with the reflective brilliance of mirrors, adding a contemporary aesthetic. Whether you opt for large metal sheets paired with mirror strips or intricate geometric patterns, this design infuses an urban, chic vibe.
Transform your living room with the radiant elegance of glass and mirror wall panelling. Lacquered glass panels infuse colour and lend a seamless appeal to spaces while mirrors add depth and dimension. Pairing contrasting soft furnishings against mirrors and lacquered glass wall panels creates a visually layered design that adds brightness and modern sophistication, making your living space feel lively and dynamic. You can also opt for lacquered glass coffee table tops to complete the theme.
This decorative wall panel design adds a touch of rustic and boho chic vibe to your living room. Natural, porous materials like linen, jute, or rattan, when encased or framed with glass panels, infuse the space with a tactile touch. The clear toughened glass makes this design durable and easy to maintain while rendering a natural and warm vibe.
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Want to add a contemporary twist to your living room walls? Try incorporating vertical lacquered glass strips as your panelling design. These coloured glass panels can be arranged in different patterns to create a dynamic and structured look. Whether you go for monochromatic tones or a mix of vibrant shades, vertical lacquered glass strips enhance the sense of height while lending your space a modern, streamlined feel.
Inject a personal touch into your living room with custom-printed glass panels. From high-resolution personalised photos to intricate patterns or artwork, create a one-of-a-kind statement wall.
Digitally printed glass patterns are becoming a rage in home interiors, adding character and uniqueness to home designs. Saint-Gobain Colormaxx Canvas digitally printed lacquered glass can now bring this vision to life.
Choosing the right wall panelling design for your living room depends upon the space, design scheme and personal preferences. Whether it’s bold contrasts that create a striking first impression, traditional patterns or cherished family heirlooms preserved behind glass to honour the past, natural textures that exude timeless charm, or mirrors that add a luminous touch—these trending wall panel designs effortlessly blend creativity with functionality. Tailored to fit a range of styles, from modern sophistication to rustic warmth, they ensure your living space feels inviting and inspiring.
What are the different types of wall panelling ideas?
Wall paneling can be tailored in a variety of styles and materials to elevate the look of your living room. Combine different materials like mirrors, lacquered glass, wood, metal, fabric, or stone to create a unique, personalized design. The possibilities are endless for crafting a one-of-a-kind space that reflects your style.
How much does wall panelling cost?
Wall panel price depends on the scope of work, type of materials, wall panelling design and level of customisation required.
How do I maintain glass wall panels?
Glass wall panels are easy to clean with a mild cleaning solution and a soft cloth. For lacquered or tinted glass, avoid abrasive cleaning agents.
Jahanavi Arora is an architect by profession and a writer by choice, with over 7 years of experience in architecture and design writing. She graduated from Chandigarh and believes that writing and architecture are similar as both are forms of art. Read More
