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Feature walls, TV walls and columns

Panelled feature walls, TV walls, pillars, columns and bulkheads, resurfaced in place without stripping anything back. Change the largest surface in a room and the whole room follows.

A living-room TV feature wall resurfaced in a warm wood finish, with the console below taken to match.

What we can change for you

  • TV feature walls and media panelling
  • Existing laminate or timber wall panels
  • Pillars, columns and bulkheads
  • Bay-window surrounds and platforms
  • Skirting and trim to match

This applies to panelling, not to bare plaster

Film needs a smooth, solid, non-porous surface. A panelled feature wall, a laminated TV wall or a boxed-in column is ideal. A painted plaster wall is not. That is a job for paint or for new panelling, and we would far rather tell you so now than sell you something that starts lifting by next year.

A feature wall dates the whole room

A dark panelled TV wall was the look a decade ago, and it is now the first thing that quietly ages a living room. The happy part: because it is one large, flat, uninterrupted surface, it is also among the fastest things in your home to transform.

Certified for the surfaces it covers

The film carries a B1 fire-retardant grade and a UL 723 flame-spread and smoke rating, which is the question that genuinely matters once you are covering a whole wall of a room your family sits in, rather than a cabinet door.

Walls & ceilings work we have done

Drag any slider. Every pair is our own photography, in someone's actual home.

Before: TV feature wall · The Amore Before
After: TV feature wall · The Amore After
TV feature wall · The Amore, before and after.

TV feature wall · The Amore

TV feature wall · The Amore Condo

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When we will say no

Film needs a surface that is flat, sound and dry. These are the times resurfacing is simply the wrong answer for you, and we would far rather say so at the survey than leave you to discover it after the invoice.

  • Bare or painted plasterboard, textured paint and wallpaper are not suitable substrates.
  • Ceilings are assessed case by case; overhead work is slower and is quoted accordingly.
  • Very large single spans may need a planned seam. We set seams on a panel line or a sightline edge, and we show you where they will fall before starting.

Tell us what you would like to change

Send a photo of the surface and roughly what you have in mind. We will tell you what is possible, what it would cost, and whether it is worth doing at all.

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