Texture Plus

Before you buy anything for a room refresh, get clear on the goal first. It’ll save you time and money and help you choose the right wall moment if you’re considering adding texture.

🧭 Purpose: What do you want the room to do better (relax, host, work, feel brighter)?
👀 What’s off: Pick the top 1–2 issues (clutter, lighting, empty walls, no focal point).
🎯 Your “after”: Write one sentence that describes the finished vibe.

📝 First step: Choose one action that supports that vibe, like planning a simple accent wall to add depth and make the space feel more finished.

What would you change first: lighting, layout, or color?

A polished room usually isn’t about “more color”; it’s about a better color palette, and the wall finish you choose plays a big part in that.

🎨 Start with neutrals (your foundation).
Pick 1–2 neutral colors you’ll use throughout the space. Think walls, larger furniture, rugs, and your main wall texture. Neutrals keep everything calm and connected.

✨ Choose an accent color (your personality).
This is the color that adds energy. Use it in smaller, easy-to-swap pieces like pillows, art, a throw, or a vase.

🔁 Repeat tones on purpose (the designer trick).
Instead of adding lots of new colors, repeat the same tones 3–5 times around the room. Matching your wall finish with your palette helps the whole space feel intentional and “finished.”

What’s your go-to accent color right now: green, blue, terracotta, or black?

Love the look of a stone accent wall but not the mess (or the weight) that usually comes with it?

Our faux stone panels give you a realistic stone texture in a lightweight option that’s designed for an easy install, so you can go from idea to a finished wall a whole lot faster.

Take a look at our faux stone styles here: https://bit.ly/3GhjBtQ

Want to make sure you’re choosing the perfect finish before you commit?

We offer free samples so you can try before you buy and compare color and texture in your own home. Hold them up in your space, check them in real lighting (day vs night), and see how the scale looks next to your floors, paint, and furniture. It’s a simple way to make confident home design decisions and plan your accent wall without second-guessing.

Curious which finish best matches your space? Learn more about our free samples here: https://bit.ly/4mrWhKo

Small space design is all about picking one “wow” moment, not adding more stuff.

A textured accent wall can help define a tight room, add depth, and make it feel more finished without taking up any square footage. Perfect for apartment wall ideas, rentals, and any space where you want a big change with a simple upgrade.

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Nothing makes us happier than hearing a project came together exactly how someone pictured it.

This customer shared that the panels completely changed the look of their kitchen, and the whole process felt smooth, from easy ordering to fast shipping and helpful support along the way.

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If you want customers to feel your brand, texture is a great place to start.

A layered, tactile wall instantly sets the tone and helps turn a commercial interior into an experience people remember (and want to photograph). From immersive retail moments to branded environments, a strong finish can do a lot of the storytelling for you.

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Your entryway sets the tone for your whole home, before anyone even steps inside.

A simple way to make it feel more “finished” is to create one clear focal point, keep the look uncluttered, and add texture where your eye naturally lands (around the front door, columns, or the lower portion of the exterior). That little bit of visual hierarchy can instantly boost curb appeal and make your home feel more premium from the street.

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Measuring isn’t the fun part of adding wall panels, but it’s the step that makes the install smoother and the final look more polished.

📏 Measure the full wall (width × height) where the panels will go
🚪 Subtract openings like doors and windows (if they’re on that wall)
🔌 Mark obstacles like outlets, switches, vents, and any trim you’ll work around
📝 Double-check your notes so ordering and planning feel simple

What trips you up most when measuring for wall panels, windows, and doors, or all the outlets and trim?

Starting a wall project comes with questions, so we love hearing when our team helps make the process feel easy.

This customer highlighted quick responses, helpful support, and fast shipping for both samples and product. That’s exactly the experience we aim for every time.

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