Varieties of MDF wall panels: from classic to acoustic

MDF wall panels are a versatile, on-trend and durable material for finishing and decoration. There are many varieties: MDF sheet panels, slatted andacoustic. Each type of panel has its own distinctive characteristics.

How do you sort through the variety of choices?

• Classic panels - Classic model

Classic MDF panels are flat rectangular or square panels that are fixed to the wall with glue or self-tapping screws. They have a smooth or slightly textured surface and can be painted or finished with various finishes. Classic panels create an airy and elegant look suitable for most residential and commercial applications.

• Slatted panels - Wave models

MDF slatted panels have a wavy or geometric shape and are connected to each other using grooves or keys. They can be installed both horizontally and vertically, creating different visual effects. Slatted panels are characterized by strength and durability, so they are often used in offices, stores and other public places. They can also be used to finish walls in private homes and apartments to create additional visual interest in the interior.

• Acoustic panels - Comfort and Trend models

MDF acoustic panels are specially designed to improve room acoustics, reduce echo and reverberation of sound. They have a perforated surface that allows sound waves to penetrate the panel and disperse inside. Acoustic panels are widely used in recording studios, movie theaters, conference rooms and other spaces where quality sound is required. Stella MDF acoustic panels are based on felt and thin MDF slats. They are often used for finishing walls in bedrooms and children's rooms.

Selecting the size of MDF wall panels

It is quite easy to decide on the shape. Aesthetic preferences and desired functional characteristics play a key role here.

What to look for when choosing the size of MDF panels?

1. Room size. For studio apartments - the best solution will be accent panels, for example acoustic panels Stella 600x600 mm.

2. Wall height. For walls up to 3 meters high, standard size panels (2.6-2.8m) are suitable.

3. Location of windows and doors. It is worth considering the harmony of the ratio of the size of window openings, doors and wall panels.

4. Convenience of installation. Self-installation will be easier with panels that have the least weight and length.

How to combine different types of panels in the interior: tips from Stella designers

• Classic and slatted panels: combining smooth classic panels with slatted panels creates a contrast of textures and adds dynamics to the interior. Slatted panels can be used to highlight an accent wall or create visual separation between zones in a room.
• Acoustic and classic panels: acoustic panels can be combined with flat classic panels to create a unique and attractive wall design. MDF slatted panels can be used to create accent walls, while classic panels can be used to finish the rest of the walls.
• Slatted and acoustic panels: combining slatted and acoustic panels can improve the acoustics of a room while creating a stylish design. Slatted panels can be used to create decorative elements, while acoustic panels can be used for walls or ceilings.

Combining MDF panels in different shapes is a great way to create a unique and on-trend interior that reflects your personality and fits your needs. Experiment with textures, shapes and colors of panels to create a million-dollar interior!