Wall coverings

With wall covering you give a bare wall more heat, structure and sound absorption. Choose from wall stickers, acoustic tiles and wooden wall panels and compare material, colour and assembly.

8 products

Wall coverings with shape, colour and sound absorption

Choose between a pattern and a larger surface

Wall coverings give a hard wall a softer surface. The current range includes PET felt wall stickers and Tile wall tiles. The stickers offer separate shapes for an open pattern; tiles can be combined into one continuous surface. The amount of material within that design partly determines the acoustic contribution.

Fit the layout to your wall

Measure the available wall and allow for furniture, doors and switches. Take a look at the wall stickers for Hex, Kite and Lohex or the tiles for Lines, Groovy, Grid, Curvy and Angle. Wooden wall panels have a separate category, but there are currently no active products in it.

Agree the fixing and colour in advance

Check the fixing method for each product and prepare the wall. Self-adhesive designs need a flat, dry, clean and grease-free surface. For a larger surface that you cut yourself, you can look at loose felt sheets. A sample helps with choosing a colour; a layout plan helps you work out the quantity.

Frequently asked questions

Which wall coverings can I order here?

The current range consists of PET felt wall stickers and wall tiles. See the product overview and the product pages for the available versions.

What is the difference between tiles and wall stickers?

Tiles offer designs that you can combine into one surface. Stick wall stickers are separate geometric shapes for a free pattern. Compare the size, how the pieces connect and the surface you actually cover.

Do you also have wooden wall coverings?

The wood category currently has no active products. Japandi Wall has a slatted look, but it is made of PET felt and is not a wooden panel.

Can I stick wall coverings onto wallpaper?

Do not assume that the fixing is suitable for every wallpaper. The load capacity and adhesion depend on the wall finish. Discuss the surface beforehand, especially if you may want to remove it later.