Naturewall

Naturewall, British manufacturer of wall panels and SlatWall

Naturewall presents itself as a UK-based wall panel manufacturer and creator of its own SlatWall line, which it markets as the best in the country. The company produces and sells decorative and acoustic real wood panels, as well as waterproof solutions for bathrooms, and distributes through its online store with shipping and specific programmes for trade professionals.

Acoustic SlatWall panel catalogue

The main range is acoustic SlatWall panels, available in various configurations: full height, half height, oiled finish, wide slats and square slats. They are offered by veneer type — oak and walnut — and by collection, with the Classic SlatWall, Enriched Oiled Slat Wall, Signature Oiled Slat Wall and Grand Slat Wall wide-slat lines. The company also sells a limited edition of panels with beige felt and a signed selection with Jack Kinsey. Associated accessories include LED lighting kits, top trims and grab adhesive.

MDF panels and trims

Within the MDF family, Naturewall offers tongue and groove, fluted, reeded and reeded fine panels, as well as MDF slat wall panels and wall panelling kits. The Legacy range is complemented by accessories and trims, and the company makes MDF samples available so customers can assess the finish before buying.

Shower panels and waterproof solutions

For bathrooms, the catalogue includes SPC and PVC shower panels, with finishes that imitate stone, marble, slatted wood and concrete, as well as large shower tiles. The company groups these solutions into the Elemence and Sivara collections, with specific trims for each line and grab adhesive. It also sells waterproof panels with SlatWall, reeded, milislat and tongue and groove finishes, as well as waterproof bathroom tiles.

Wood, cork and decorative cladding panels

The wood panel range covers fluted, reeded, acoustic SlatWall, MDF, wood veneer, cork panels, 3D panels, interior wood cladding, flexible panels, wood planks and wood effect panels. The associated collections are WoodWall, Legacy, Arborelle and Arborelle Flex. Naturewall also sells decorative garden screens and ceiling panels.

Applications by room and style

The catalogue is organised by space: bedroom, bathroom, living room, hallway, kitchen, office, dining room, garage and nursery. It includes specific applications such as stairway panels, acoustic panels, media walls, water-resistant panels, kitchen splashbacks, headboards, decorative garden screens, ceiling panels, bathroom wood panelling, skirting boards and cornices. By style, the company groups Scandi, Art Deco, Japandi, modern, shaker, wainscoting, traditional, Victorian and Georgian panels, and by colour it offers black, grey, brown, white, cream, green, beige, anthracite, paintable, oak and walnut panels. They are also classified by size: full wall panels, square panels, half wall panels and wide panels.

Trade service and samples

Naturewall has trade accounts with pricing and support for professional customers, a network of verified installers and solutions for commercial and renovation projects with volume pricing and bespoke options. The company offers samples of all its product families — SlatWall, Enriched Oiled SlatWall, shower panels, waterproof panels, Legacy MDF, Arborelle, wood veneer, decorative garden screens, Orac 3D paintable panels and a Jack Kinsey SlatWall sample box — and a tool to visualise the result on the wall.

Editorial content and buying guides

The company publishes buying guides for its main ranges — SlatWall, Elemence shower panels, Legacy MDF, Sivara PVC shower panels, acoustic panels, waterproof panels, Arborelle wood panels and decorative garden screens — as well as installation instructions for Elemence shower panels and waterproof SlatWall. It maintains a blog with product news, 2026 interior trends, projects such as its collaboration with DIY SOS and content on flexible, acoustic and waterproof panels. The company also features customer projects in the Naturewall Collective initiative and showcases applications on programmes such as Grand Designs.