Valeria 3D Wall Panels | 3m²
Size: 50 x 50 cm per panel.
Contains 12 panels (3sqm/m²)
Valeria is a Dutch Design 3D wall panel featuring a sleek and bold pattern. Its shape evokes smooth waves, combined with angular lines and texture that together create a striking effect on the wall. It is precisely the interplay of high and low sections that makes the design stand out beautifully when light hits it. During the day, this creates a lively play of shadows, while in the evening, for example, mood lighting makes the pattern stand out in a completely different way.
How to install your 3D Wall Panels?
It's super easy!
FAQ
Answers to your questionsWallArt 3D Wall Panels are handy and easy to install using the supplied tile spacers. You can easily fix them with ‘WallArt Hybrid Adhesive’ or a similar adhesive to almost any surface. Check here and download the super easy Installation Manual where we guide you step by step to create the perfect 3d wall.
The panels are lightweight and measure 50 x 50 cm. Each box contains 12 panels, covering 3 m² of wall space. This makes it quite simple to create a beautiful accent wall.
Yes! Sugarcane can be harvested up to three times a year, making bagasse one of the world's most renewable resources. By repurposing this waste material instead of burning it, the panels qualify as a truly eco-friendly product.
Yes, the panels can be painted in any color of your choice. A water-based paint is recommended for the best result
All WallArt wall panels come in stunning white, making them easy to match with any existing color scheme. If you prefer a different shade, they can simply be painted or sprayed.
For regular upkeep, use a soft cloth or a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment. A handheld vacuum with a soft brush works especially well for reaching into grooves and textured areas.
For tougher stains
Use a soft cloth or sponge with warm water. You can add a few drops of mild detergent for tougher stains. Always avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbers, as these may scratch or damage the surface.
What to avoid
Common mistakes include using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, scrubbing too hard, and neglecting regular maintenance.