Accent walls
Custom accent walls
Start with the room you already have. A quiet panel layout behind the bed. A geometric wall that gives the living room definition. Wood tones that connect with the furniture you want to keep.
Choose the feeling before the pattern.
Explore wood slat layouts or staircase wall planning for a more focused starting point.
Calm and architectural
Simple panel arrangements can give the wall structure. Consider the spacing alongside your bed, sofa or dining table.
Warm and textured
Bring a photo of nearby flooring or cabinetry so the wood tone can be considered as part of the room.
Bold and geometric
Diagonals and contrasting sections create a more graphic direction. Plan how the pattern meets doors, corners and outlets.
Start with what stays.
Use our measurement and photo checklist to prepare, then compare color and finish choices in your room.
- The furniture and artwork you want to keep.
- Doors, windows, switches, vents and existing trim.
- Approximate wall dimensions, if known.
- A finish or reference you like, and what you like about it.
Photos help, but you can start without them. If the room is still being built, a plan or short description can explain the idea.
Your first estimate is preliminary. Final pricing follows a review of the design, materials and project scope. Read what affects an accent wall estimate.
A few things to know.
Do I need a finished design?
No. Share a room you want to change, a concept you like or a problem with the current wall.
Can I include a TV or storage?
Include those ideas in your request. Explore media wall planning if the screen, equipment and storage need to work together.
Are these completed projects?
Images marked Design concept illustrate a direction. They are not photographs of completed installations.
Tell us about your wall.
Share the room, your location and what you would like to change.