Wall covering DIY - Panels with fabrics for your wall

Making DIY wallcovering: stylish interior fabric on MDF plates

Covering walls with fabric is a stylish and unique way to add atmosphere to your interior. Not only does the texture and heat add, but it also ensures a luxurious look. In this DIY guide you will learn step by step how you can make beautiful wall coverings with the help of upholstery fabrics, Fiberfill, MDF plates, and glue spray. This project is perfect for those who want to give a unique touch to their living or working space!

Materials you need:

• Furniture (for example Velvet, Chenille, Gobelin, Jacquard, Linenlook or Ottoman)
• Fiber fill (for a soft, padded appearance)
• 18 mm MDF plates (or lighter MDF if you want to work with Velcro)
• Glue spray (for pasting the fiber fill)
• Contact glue (To attach the MDF plates to the wall)
• Velcro (If you use lighter MDF plates)
• Non -gun (to tighten the fabric over the MDF plate)

Step 1: Choose the right fabric

Bee Bladi upholstery fabrics You will find a wide range of interior fabrics. Think of substances with woven motifs such as Gobelin and Jacquard, or fabrics with printed motifs such as velvet or linen look. Pay close attention to the report height From the fabric, especially if you want to cover larger surfaces, to maintain a beautiful continuous pattern.

Step 2: Preparation of the MDF plates

Use MDF plates with a thickness of approximately 18 mm for a sturdy and durable surface. Saw the MDF plates to size, depending on the size of the wall you want to cover.

Step 3: Apply FiberFill

For an extra soft and luxurious look you can fiber fill to use. This material provides a quilted effect and gives the wall more volume. Use one glue spray To stick the fiber fill on the MDF plate. Make sure that the fiber fill is well adhered to and tight on the plate.

Step 4: Confirm the fabric

Place the chosen furniture fabric over the MDF plate covered with fiber fill. Make sure the fabric is tightly tense and that the pattern looks great. Use one non -gun To staple the fabric on the back of the MDF plate. Start in the middle of the plate and work towards the edges to prevent folds. Pull the fabric tight while you don't, so that it stays nice and smooth.

Step 5: attach the plates to the wall

Now that your MDF plates are covered, it's time to attach them to the wall. There are two options:

1. With contact glue: For a sturdy and permanent confirmation you use contact glue. Apply the glue to the back of the MDF plates and the wall, and then press the plates firmly in place.
2. Velcro: Do you prefer a flexible and less permanent solution? Then use velcro. This is especially useful when you use lighter MDF plates. Attach the Velcro on the back of the MDF plate and on the wall and press the plate firmly.

Optional tip: make a wall dress

In addition to covering full walls, you can also choose to turn the fabric into a tapestry. This is a simpler solution where you provide the fabric at the top and bottom with a tunnel. By putting a rod through the tunnels, you can easily hang the wall rug on a nail or hook on the wall.

Ready to enjoy!

Your homemade wallcovering is now ready! Whether you opt for a sleek, modern look with velvet or a classic, rich look with Goelin, your interior immediately gets a unique and personal touch.

Bee Bladi upholstery fabrics You will find all the fabrics you need to make your own wall coverings. Let your creativity run free and give your space a stylish and cozy look!

Good luck with your DIY project!