Left to right: 3D Teak Panels- Colorado, £99.99. SlatWall- Acoustic Grey, £159.99. NEW ‘Peel and Stick’- Driftwood grey, £49.99.

As the saying goes, don’t move, improve! Changing up a space in an instant when on a budget often means making difficult decisions, but small tweaks can provide the ultimate transformation. 2022 interior trends have predicted a big focus on natural materials and colourways and Naturewall’s sustainable wall coverings are the ideal quick-fix design update.

Lead interior designer for Naturewall, Olivia Crosher has her tips for those looking to alter the home in a swift, easy and economical manner:

‘Choosing small areas to focus on can brilliantly transform the feel of a home. Aim to make high-quality changes rather than a high quantity of changes to avoid spending twice.

Your walls are the main feature of any room, by refreshing these you’ll instantly impact the look and feel, so if possible start there. Budget restrictions may mean decorating a section of the wall rather than the whole area but a refreshed alcove or fireplace really can make all the difference. Accent walls are great for emphasising the atmosphere. Use them to zone a space or create contrast, give them a dual purpose and you’ll immediately breathe new life into your room.’
Perfectly suited for just about anywhere, Naturewall offers a wealth of sustainable wood wall paneling options. From self-adhesive ‘Peel and Stick’ designs to simple to install SlatWall panels that can be bonded to the wall using a grab adhesive or screws. The range of price points available makes this upgrade attainable to all with multiple colour options and finishes available. 
 

www.naturewall.co.uk 

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Please find high-res images below:

3D Teak Panels - Colorado

SlatWall - Acoustic Grey

Peel and Stick - Driftwood Grey

 

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Emma Roe