Starline Wall Panel Samples

Our range includes marble looks (Carrara, Bardiglio, Pergamon), concrete and stone tones (Grey Concrete, Beige Concrete, Travertine), tile patterns (herringbone, London tile, hexagon, riven slate), terrazzo, sparkle and metallic finishes, plus matt and gloss options. Some samples are specifically shown with different grout colours, "White London Tile Wall Panel Sample - Grey Grouting." The variety lets you compare both natural stone effects and graphic tile styles before committing.

Hold the sample against the wall where the panel will go and view it at different times of day and under your bathroom lights to see how colour and sheen change. Gloss finishes like "White Gloss" will reflect more light and brighten small or windowless bathrooms, while matt stone samples such as "Matt Carrara Marble" give a softer, spa‑like feel and hide small marks. Sparkle or metallic samples will show movement under spotlights, so test them under your actual lighting to judge the effect.

Order three or four samples: the finish you think you want plus one lighter and one darker or a different texture to compare. try "Super White & Matt Charcoal Carrara Marble" alongside "Matt Carrara Tile" and a "White Gloss" to see how marble patterning, matt stone and high sheen read side by side. at the current product price each and with most items in stock, you can afford a small selection to be certain.

Tile‑effect samples labelled with a grout colour, such as "White Diagonal Herringbone Tile Wall Panel Sample - Grey Grouting," show the printed grout colour and how much contrast you'll get between tiles and joints. Grey grouting softens the grid and looks more subtle with patterned tiles, whereas white grouting creates a crisp, classic tile appearance. Use the sample to check whether the grout colour suits your chosen tile layout and other finishes in the room.

Sparkle and metallic options, "White Sparkle" or "Retro Metallic", catch and reflect light, so they work brilliantly as a feature behind a bath, in a shower niche or on a single accent wall. They can be overwhelming across an entire small bathroom, whereas neutral matt marbles and concrete looks are easier to carry around a room. Try a sparkle sample in the specific spot you plan to highlight to see if the effect feels balanced.