Bedroom feature wall with Easycraft pane...

prettyliving

Our main bedroom was looking a little dull and in need of some love so I recently created this feature wall in it to give it that wow factor while also utilising the wall space for storage of coats, bags etc and a new tv.

Materials

Easycraft Wall Panels

Moulding Capping

Interior Paint

Paint Brush
Spakfilla

Screws

Sanding Block

Hooks

Tools

Drill

Circular Saw

Jigsaw

Steps

Step 1

First we measured the wall and cut the easycraft craft panels to size with the circular saw.

I found some wood-look moulding capping at Bunnings on clearance so we used that to put on the edges of the panels as an extra feature.

Step 2

Next we attached the panels to the wall with metal screws into the studs (we have a steel framed house).

I wanted the wall to have two purposes, one side for the tv and one side to hang coats etc so to seperate them we hung the panels vertical one side and horizontally on the other.

I used Spakfilla to fill in all the holes and then sanded once dry.

Step 3

Next I painted the panels.

I used the colour “All Black” for one section and “Tiger White” for the other.

Step 4

Lastly, I attached the wall hooks for the coats, bags etc.

We also then hung a wall mount and attached the tv.

Step 5

Here is the before and after. I’m very happy with the end result.

JacobZ

Hi @prettyliving,

Thank you for sharing this simple yet elegant feature wall project.

It has given a touch of style to an otherwise blank wall with the simple inclusion of some VJ panelling, a bit of paint and some timber trims.

The change of direction and different paint colours has created two distinct zones which adds a wealth of depth to the room.

Congratulations on a fantastic project.

Jacob