Our wall panels are made from the same high-quality material as our worktops. Choose between the many colours and expressions to find the perfect look.
Materials: particleboard, laminate, plastic edging, high-pressure melamine laminate.
Can be placed on the wall behind your kitchen worktop and hob.
Suitable to use behind all hobs, including gas hobs.
Resistant to heat, water, grease and dirt.
Material: high-pressure ceramic slab.
Can be placed on walls behind the kitchen worktop and hob.
Suitable to use behind all hobs, including gas hobs.
Hard and non-porous, which makes it easy to clean.
Hygienic and highly resistant to stains, heat, water, grease and dirt.
Material: quartz composite.
Suitable to use behind all hobs, including gas hobs.
Resistant to heat, water, grease and food splashes.
Hard, smooth and non-porous surface resistant to scratches and moisture.
Natural variations in colour, size, shape and distribution of particles.
Material: glass composite (min. 80% recycled glass).
Suitable to use behind all hobs, including gas hobs.
Hard, smooth and non-porous surface resistant to stains and moisture.
Certain foods like red wine, coffee, fruit, berries and tomato sauce may cause discolouration on a light surface.
Wall panel planner
Our wall panels can be custom-made for your kitchen solution. Simply select the appropriate length (maximum 360 cm without joints) and choose between several height possibilities (from 15,1 cm up to 120 cm).
Ideas and inspiration
Home idea with IKEA: a kitchen in the attic
How can irregularly arranged rooms be designed to be both comfortable and functional? It’s a question many loft dwellers likely ponder. This is also the case in this kitchen, where the family has been wishing for a more practical layout. IKEA interior designer Zane is here to share her tips, demonstrating how to plan a kitchen that thoughtfully considers the unique features of the space.
Small on space, big on storage
There are many ways to give even the smallest kitchen some serious style and make it feel more spacious than it is. Use clever storage solutions to stow away things when they’re not in use and, if possible, try a simple design trick: white fronts reflect light and help create the illusion of a bigger space.
Organising kitchen cabinets and drawers
This is pure harmony in the shape of a small kitchen. Sleek fronts, hiding practical storage, follow a straight line across the room, and the integrated handles add to the smooth look. A glass cabinet in the dining area displays your favourite items, while pleasant lighting finishes off the modern design.