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.
RUNSBÄCK
Custom made wall panel, matt black/brown/marble effect high pressure porcelain, 1 m²x1.2 cm
375€
RUNSBÄCK
Custom made wall panel, matt off-white/marble effect high pressure porcelain, 1 m²x1.2 cm
395€
Ideas and inspiration
“Home idea with IKEA”: a living room for all – big and small, two-legged and four
This week’s heroine, Edita, shares her home with an energetic five-year-old and their pet, Zara. The heart of their home is the living room – and that’s exactly where our interior designer, Gabija, worked her magic to give it a fresh new look.
“Home idea with IKEA”: a living-cooking-dining room and study space in one
This week’s hero, Rasa, is a true powerhouse – she’s always on the move! Between hitting the gym, working hard, raising her son and whipping up delicious meals in the kitchen, she juggles it all. Most of their time is spent in a cosy 17-square-metre room, where they cook, eat, relax, read, work and do homework. For Rasa and her son, a dishwasher and the simple joy of stretching out to watch TV are absolute essentials. But can all aspects of family life really fit into one compact space? Our interior designer, Toma, has no doubt that they can!
“Home idea with IKEA”: a fresh start in the family kitchen
This week’s heroes are Jūratė and Aleksas, parents of two sons, who bought a house with partial finishing and decided to renovate it themselves. As they are doing the renovation with their own hands, there is currently no functioning kitchen or dining area in the house. However, this space is the heart of the family home – a place not only for eating but also where a lot of time is spent together. To make it comfortable, spacious, and suited to their lifestyle, Jūratė and Aleksas turned to our interior designer, Anastasia, for help.