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Textured wall panels are decorative wall coverings designed to add visual interest and a tactile dimension to interior walls. These panels are manufactured with a variety of materials and patterns to create a three-dimensional, textured surface that can be both visually appealing and pleasing to the touch.

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This is not a question that has a definitive answer. As with all wall coverings - from traditional ceramic tiles to paint - the cost of shower wall panels varies across the market. The number of shower wall panels you need to complete your project will also have an impact on the cost of your shower refurbishment.

Installing bathroom wall panels is extremely easy compared to fitting traditional ceramic bathroom tiles. Wall panels can be fitted over rough and uneven surfaces – even over existing tiles – and do not require any specialist skills or tools to do so.

As we move into Autumn and the weather starts to turn colder, its time to turn your attention to

your home and prepare it for those chillier months.

Ceramic or porcelain wall tiles are the traditional choice for many homeowners when it comes to decorating a bathroom. They have long been used in rooms where there are high condensation levels, such as bathrooms, as they can be wiped clean. However, there are a few drawbacks to using traditional tiles.

When it comes to decorating your bathroom, there are myriad designs you can choose, from rustic and coastal, to vintage and industrial, each resulting in a different ambience.

The kitchen is often referred to as the heart of the home – a place to cook, entertain, and relax. As such, many of us spend a lot of time in our kitchens, and because of this we want a kitchen that is not only highly practical, but also extremely stylish.

The minimalist bathroom design has long been a consistently popular style. Sleek lines combined with parred down colours makes for a clean, stylish, and easy to maintain bathroom. However, how do you achieve this look in your own bathroom?