We panel the wall behind your sofa. The choices are moulding, fluted panels, veneer and fabric panels. A fluted centre with plainer panels either side is a common layout. The panelling is planned to the width of the sofa.
A backdrop without bulky furniture
It creates a backdrop behind the sofa without needing bulky furniture. The sofa wall is usually the largest empty wall in the room. Frames and shelves there often look scattered. Panels fill it in one calm move.
The seating area looks complete
The seating area looks complete and grounded. You gain the look of a designed wall while losing no floor space. It also sits in the background of every family photo. Paired with a TV wall opposite, the room feels balanced.
Who it suits
- The wall behind your sofa is big and bare.
- Your living room is small and cannot take more furniture.
- You already have a TV wall and want the opposite side to match.
Before you choose
- The sofa hides the lowest part, so the detail should start above it.
- Heads and hands touch this wall. Pick a finish that wipes clean at sofa height.
- If you may change the sofa, keep the layout centred on the wall, not the sofa.
