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Bedroom Wall Panels For Your Home

Give the wall behind your bed a clear purpose with bedroom wall panels that add texture without using valuable floor space. Cover the full wall or create a smaller feature section to frame the bed and make the room feel more complete.
Choose clean wood slats for a calm, ordered look, herringbone panels for a stronger pattern, hexagonal panels for a customised arrangement, or double-fluted panels for added depth. The collection includes white oak, walnut and smoked walnut finishes.

Selected panels include acoustic felt backing that can help soften echo and improve the comfort of bedrooms with hard flooring or minimal furnishings. They provide sound absorption but are not intended to completely soundproof the room.
White oak can keep a smaller bedroom feeling light, while walnut and smoked walnut introduce warmth and contrast. Order samples to compare the finishes with your bedding, flooring and wall colour before purchasing. Delivery is available across Canada.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which wall-panel style is best for a bedroom?

Wood slat panels create a clean and relaxed appearance, while herringbone panels make a stronger decorative statement. Hexagonal panels work well for smaller arrangements, and double-fluted panels add a deeper, rounded texture.

2. Can bedroom wall panels be installed behind a bed?

Yes. The wall behind the bed is one of the most effective places to install bedroom panels. They can cover the full wall, frame the bed or create a decorative headboard-style backdrop. The panels should not be used to support the bed or other heavy items.

3. Can acoustic bedroom wall panels make the room quieter?

Acoustic-backed panels can help absorb reflected sound and reduce echo within the bedroom. This can make the room feel calmer, but the panels will not completely block noise travelling through walls, doors or windows.

4. Are dark wood panels suitable for a small bedroom?

Yes, when used carefully. Walnut or smoked walnut can be installed on one feature wall to add warmth without making the whole room feel dark. White oak is a better option when you want to reflect more light and create a brighter appearance.

5. Can I install bedroom wall panels myself?

Many of the panels are suitable for DIY installation with the correct tools, adhesive or fasteners. Installation requirements vary between slat, herringbone, hexagonal and flexible panels, so follow the instructions provided for the selected product.