Multipanel Samples

A sample lets you see the true colour, pattern and texture in your own light, which photos on a screen cannot reproduce. Multipanel offers marble, herringbone and tile-effect looks as well as solid mineral and gypsum finishes, so a sample helps you check whether veining, grout lines or tone will work with your tiles, paint and fixtures. ordering a Pure White Mineral sample will show you whether the white reads warm or cool next to your shower screen. It's a simple way to avoid surprises once the full panels are fitted.

There are 72 samples in the range, which you can filter by sample colour (black, blue, grey, white, pink and more) and by range name such as Classic, Pure, Linda Barker or Tile Effect. Use the Tile Effect filter if you want metro, herringbone or tongue-and-groove looks; choose Pure for solid mineral or gypsum finishes. Narrowing by colour and range quickly shows options like Misty Blue Herringbone or Levanto Marble so you can compare a few close matches side by side.

Tile Effect recreates tile patterns and joints, herringbone, metro and tongue-and-groove Hydrolock styles, so it's ideal if you want the visual interest of tiles without grout maintenance. Pure offers uniform mineral or gypsum finishes and subtle marbles for a seamless, minimalist look. If you have a small ensuite, a Pure Alpine White or Pure White Grey will make the space feel larger; if you want a feature wall behind the bath, try a Levanto or Onyx Marble tile-effect for drama.

Samples let you hold the actual panel finish next to taps, vanities, floor tiles and paint to judge undertones and contrast. a Sage Green Metro sample shows whether the green complements your brass fittings or clashes with chrome. Test samples in different spots and at different times of day so you can confidently match textures and tones before ordering the full panels.

Lighter, simpler finishes such as Pure White Mineral, Alpine White Metro or subtle grey minerals reduce visual clutter and make compact rooms feel airier. Thin patterns like a delicate marble vein or a small metro tile can add interest without overwhelming the space; bold herringbone or large dramatic marble may be better used as a single feature wall. If you want an example, try a White Terrazzo Hydrolock tongue-and-groove sample to see how a light speckled look lifts a small shower area.