Is your bathroom in need of some TLC? Spruce up your showering or bathing space with the latest wall panels, which are not only eye-catching but incredibly practical, too…
Panelling is as popular as ever. From elevating your bathroom’s aesthetic and enhancing its practicality to being effortless to clean and easy to install, this decorating technique is ideal for anyone looking to have a stylish, hygienic space without breaking the bank.
Waterproof bathroom wall panels are now available in a range of materials, such as laminate and acrylic, and in a myriad of patterns and colourways – what’s not to love? So, to get your creativity going, we’ve rounded up some of the latest bathroom wall panels, packed with oodles of charm…
DIY-friendly panels
Jes Rose has launched new striking shower panels, crafted from recyclable aluminium composite material (ACM), which are sustainable and made in the UK. The collection comprises 40 designs, with 10 fresh styles set to drop every month.
They are also the only shower panels in Europe to be finished with a liquid laminate coating, which makes them water-resistant, durable, and easy to maintain. “Bathrooms are often overlooked when it comes to design, and I wanted to change that. These panels are about making a real statement – something durable, sustainable, and full of personality. They’re designed to stand the test of time while transforming your bathroom into a space you love,” says founder and creative director Jes Rose.
The new panels are available in three standard sizes (80cm, 90cm, and 120cm x 2.44m) or bespoke, cut-to-size, with prices starting from £425.
Timeless patterns
Burlington has unveiled new acrylic and laminate wall panels, perfect for both classic and contemporary interiors. The botanical prints seen in the acrylic collection draw inspiration from vintage wallpapers from iconic eras of design, while the waterproof core laminate range replicates the look of authentic stone, such as Travertine and Calacatta marble.
The acrylic solutions are finished with a polished, glass-like effect and the waterproof core laminate panels are made from pre-consumer waste materials. So, whether you want to create a feature wall or visually zone your shower, they are a practical, hygienic and easy-to-clean option for your bathroom.


Fluted wall panels
Wish you could have wood in your bathroom? Say hello to Naturewall‘s Sivara oak slatted wood-effect shower panels, perfect for a stylish, spa-like retreat. These panels have a durable PVC core with a matt wood-grain finish and dynamic 3D shadow-gap to offer the authentic look of oak, and are completely waterproof.
Humidity and wood don’t mix, says Charlie Farrar, creative product manager for Naturewall. “Which is why we wanted to create a product that not only looked stunning but can withstand everything the bathroom can throw at it. These panels are lightweight, simple to install, and mould-resistant, offering a cost-effective alternative to tiles while still delivering that luxurious look and feel.”
Designed and manufactured in the UK, they are priced £74.99 per panel.

Pretty and practical panels
Showerwall has launched its new and improved Majestic collection of panels, made exclusively with a waterproof core called Hydrocore, which makes the wall decors highly resistant to water, moisture, and mould.
Available in a range of panel sizes, you can pick from various patterns such as veiny Onyx marbles, trendy Travertine and textured limestones, weathered timber and Chevron tile effects. As for colourways, picture anything from vibrant teal, calming green, and pebble grey to warm creams and bright whites.


Marvellous murals
If you are in need of an alternative to tiles or stone surfaces for your bathroom, look no further than Crosswater‘s latest acrylic and laminate wall panels. They are completely waterproof, durable, mould-resistant, and easy to clean.
With a high print quality and a polished glass-like finish, the acrylic panels are adorned with luxurious patterns reminiscent of jewel stones in vibrant colourways, perfect for creating a bold, immersive look, while the laminate collection is made from pre-consumer waste and features ten stone and marble-inspired designs.








