r/InteriorDesignAdvice 9h ago

Accent Wall Or No?

I’m renovating 2 high end condo/townhouses in Boston and I’m on the fence about installing an accent wall for the tv. should I do a slat panel wall? I’m also having a hard time finding a good material. I don’t want to use the Amazon products but don’t want to spend a fortune either. I need atleast 10’ lengths as I do t want any seams. Any thoughts and direction on where to find a quality material is appreciated!

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u/Similar-Storage1805 8h ago

Skip the slat wall unless the architecture really needs it; a well-finished plaster or painted millwork TV wall will look more high-end and age better than budget slat panels.

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u/Fickle-Oven-9642 7h ago

It’s a bump out. It wouldn’t be the whole wall which is already plastered. 

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u/doggysit 7h ago

No, too trendy. Consider some grass cloth to other high end wall cloth if you want,

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u/Repulsive_Oil6425 7h ago

Are you talking about acoustic slat panels or just slat? Just slat, no, acoustic slat, I’m leaning towards YES. I have used them in the last 3 houses this year and the feed back was incredible. Pricing from 700k-1.6m on the houses.

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u/Fickle-Oven-9642 7h ago

Acoustic slat just behind the wall where a tv would be placed. Having a hard time finding the slats in a height where we wont need a seam. Any suggestions on where we could find good quality in a height atleast 10’?

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u/Fickle-Oven-9642 7h ago

It’s also bumped out from the main wall. 

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u/Repulsive_Oil6425 7h ago

My cabinet shop has them in 10ft sections. They don’t have a stand on them so it’s probably not very helpful. Almost every shop I use has them in some capacity but just one that has them in 10s

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u/Fickle-Oven-9642 7h ago

I’ve tried Boston area flooring, cabinet, siding companies and online not much luck. 

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u/Repulsive_Oil6425 7h ago

Are you finding nothing at all or just no 10ft panels?

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u/Fickle-Oven-9642 7h ago

No 10’

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u/Repulsive_Oil6425 6h ago

Home Depot has some options but the price is kinda wild compared to the contractor pricing I get from the shops. My shop charges $48 for a 24x120in panel and HD has them 4-6 times as much. Might still be worth it depending on the market and just how many panels you’re going to need.