Table Of Contents
- Feature Walls - How To Start With Creating?
- Feature Wall Ideas: Black Is Always The Black
- Create Great Feature Walls With Stone Headboards
- Striped Feature Walls Add A Touch Of Sass
- For Functional Feature Walls, Try Open Shelving
- To Make Your Feature Walls Stand Out, Add Spotlights
- Frequently Added Questions
Feature walls are a transformative magic that can elevate the ambiance of your home without requiring a complete overhaul. By offering a number of possibilities to breathe life into any room, these singular design elements possess the remarkable ability to spotlight the architectural details that make your home unique. By installing feature walls, you can accentuate a room's height or maximise available space, all while creating distinct zones within your living space.
Feature Walls - How To Start With Creating?
Crafting the perfect feature wall requires a thoughtful approach, one that harmonises with your home's existing aesthetics. It all starts with a discerning eye and a vision. Begin by taking a stroll through the rooms of your home, and cast your eyes around all the details. Those awkward corners that seem unwilling to host anything of significance are ripe for transformation. Pay close attention to the natural gems of your home, such as alcoves and fireplaces, that deserve a spotlight of their own. These are some of the focal points where you can introduce a splash of colours, patterns, and lights through a feature wall… sky's the limit (or the ceiling!). Read on for five ideas to get you started.
Feature Wall Ideas: Black Is Always The Black
Nothing can go wrong when you use black and when it comes to feature walls, it is a wonderful and bold choice. It especially goes well with the crisp white ceiling and window frames as they provide great contrasts. While painting your wall black is always a choice, how about adding a zing of class by installing stones such as granite or slate? Take a look at Work-tops’ collection of black stones to consider installing in your home’s feature walls.
NERO MARQUINA QUARTZ
£391.63 Nero Marquina quartz has a black-coloured surface background that depicts clean white veins of varying thicknesses. This quartz with a black base shows dramatic movements in delicate undertones of white thunder veins and just a touch of warm veins, celebrating… read more |
PORT LAURENT BOOKMATCH MARBLE
£401.75 Origin: Italy Appearance: Port Laurent Marble is characterised by its rich and dark colour palette, typically featuring a deep black background with dramatic and flowing veins in shades of gold, bronze, and white. The contrasting veins create a mesmerising and… read more |
BELVEDERE QUARTZITE
£451.02 Belvedere Quartzite is a natural stone quarry in Brazil. Its unique pattern features beautiful Black and Gold veins. This Quartzite is available in various finishes, including polished and Letano. Belvedere Quartzite is suitable for interior and exterior applications, making it… read more |
Create Great Feature Walls With Stone Headboards
Transform your bedroom’s overall feature just by installing a resourceful headboard. A stone protruding headboard forms a sturdy shelf for bud vases and a celebration of colourful flowers, thus creating a great feature wall. If you are allured by the idea of stone headboards, take a look at the captivating stone headboards that are presently in trend.
CALACATTA GOLD PORCELAIN
£350.81 Calacatta Gold Porcelain is a type of porcelain tile that is designed to mimic the luxurious appearance of Calacatta Gold marble & is a high quality porcelain stone known for its elegant beauty and long lasting life and it is… read more |
AMAZONITE SEMI PRECIOUS
£4,060.25 Amazonite Semi Precious Stone Slab has a lovely visual appearance created by turquoise green gems that are bound together by resin. This stunning decorative stone slab is popularly used by both residential homeowners as well as commercial property owners. Also,… read more |
CALACATTA MONET BOOKMATCH MARBLE
£516.50 Calacatta Monet Bookmatch Marble in your interior design can elevate the perceived value of your property. It is often associated with luxury and grandeur, making it an appealing choice for high-end real estate. Calacatta Monet Bookmatch Marble is a combination… read more |
Striped Feature Walls Add A Touch Of Sass
Apart from making great feature walls, stripes also provide some clever visual trickery. They make rooms appear taller and ceilings higher. It is also to be noted that one can add wider stripes in larger spaces. While wider stripes may look overwhelming in smaller spaces, one can always opt for thinner stripes. Rather than painting the stripes, you can also install smooth stone surfaces such as marble in contrasting colours to create a stripe-effect.
CALACATTA LIGHT PORCELAIN
£481.62 Calacatta Light Porcelain is a marble-effect stone created to mimic the design of the universally renowned Italian Marble. It displays colours like white and grey which make an interesting veiny pattern. This porcelain is given a perfect finish that makes… read more |
TERAMODA EMERALD GLOSS HERRINGBONE GLAZED CERAMIC TILES
£33.00 Teramoda Emerald Gloss Herringbone Glazed Ceramic Tiles are a type of ceramic tile that has a glossy finish and a herringbone pattern. These tiles are designed to be used on walls and floors in a variety of settings, such as… read more |
For Functional Feature Walls, Try Open Shelving
The joy and simplicity of a full-length shelf is that you can pile on decor of your choice and call it a feature wall. This especially goes well if installed in the kitchen as you can also flaunt those Chinas that have been hiding in your cupboard since forever. In case you didn't know, Work-tops offer remnant stones that are leftover from material after cutting worktops to fit specific dimensions. You can get crafty with these materials to create classy shelves with stones.
To Make Your Feature Walls Stand Out, Add Spotlights
In the list for effortlessly chic feature walls, spotlights wield the transformative power to create statement feature walls. Regardless of your wall's colour palette or texture, adding some focused beams of light can elevate the entire room, making it a standout. Whether it's an opulent display of art, a rustic stone backdrop, or a sleek canvas, spotlights have the ability to showcase your unique style, turning ordinary walls into captivating works of art.
Take a look at our collection of stones and tiles to get an idea of how to add stones in your feature walls. Must you have any queries, get in touch with us through 0330 113 5868 to choose your stone & elevate your living space.
BLUE AGATE SEMI PRECIOUS
£2,372.75 Blue Agate Semi Precious Stone Slab is a fantastic decorative stone slab that is popularly used by both residential homeowners as well as commercial property owners. It has an enchanting visual appearance that features multiple pebble like designs in blue,… read more |
DARK MARQUINA PORCELAIN
£481.62 Dark Marquina Porcelain displays a black colour which makes the majority of the slab base. Colours like grey and white can be seen on top of the black base, where white makes thin linear veins and grey is just hazy… read more |
Frequently Added Questions
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Are Feature Walls Still Fashionable?
Feature walls are a timeless trend though how we style them may change as we track the fashions. Since they come handy to add personality, feature walls transform the living experience.
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What Wall Is Best For A Feature Wall?
While it varies from person to person, ideally, the wall of a room which your eyes are first drawn to, should be the one to become a feature wall. One can also try not to add features to walls that have doors or windows as they often dilute the effect you want to create.
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Should A Feature Wall Be Lighter Or Darker?
There’s no right or wrong when it comes to choosing colours for feature walls. However, one you choose to have your feature walls at least one to two shades darker or lighter than your main wall.
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How Do Feature Walls Affect A Room?
Feature walls are mostly added to highlight the room's focal point. While adding feature walls, one has to make sure it’s placed in accordance with the layout of your room and it highlights the accents that are already there.
