For a long time, raw concrete was seen purely as a building material — plastered, painted and hidden away. Today, it's one of the most loved surfaces in modern architecture. With its simplicity, honesty and timeless look, concrete shows up everywhere from minimalist homes to award-winning restaurants. Concrete-look wall panel brings this aesthetic into a space without the formwork, pouring and curing process.
How it differs from real raw concrete
Creating a real raw-concrete surface requires building formwork, pouring, curing, and usually planning alongside the building's structural system. Giving an existing wall a raw-concrete look afterward is nearly impossible. Concrete-look panel:
- can be applied onto existing walls after the fact,
- carries concrete's character on its surface — formwork marks, pores and tonal variation,
- makes it possible to repeat the exact same look consistently across different spaces.
Stone Panel's concrete models
Stone Panel's concrete wall panel range includes models with distinct characters:
- Roughast: a classic raw-concrete effect, with tones from Blancura, Fumed, Gris, Mercur and Sombrogris offering a wide range from light grey to dark.
- Roughast Loft: a surface with a more pronounced loft texture and visible formwork marks; rusty tones like Oxid suit loft-style spaces.
- Ferro: the standout model of the series, combining dark grey tones with shadowy patterns; available in Abbronza, Derecho and Policion colours.
- Hierro: clean, industrial lines; a strong model with dark tones like Scuro and Anthratice.
Use in modern decor
In the living room
A concrete-look TV wall, paired with understated furniture and warm textiles, creates a modern living room that doesn't feel cold.
In the kitchen
Wood cabinets alongside a concrete-look wall are one of the most beloved combinations in contemporary kitchens.
In commercial spaces
In our concrete wall panel commercial project in the project gallery, Ferro and Roughast panels combine with corporate colours to create a modern, eye-catching retail identity.
Ways to warm up concrete
The biggest concern with concrete is that it can look "cold." To balance that:
- use wood flooring or furniture,
- add softness with textured fabrics like linen, wool and velvet,
- choose warm-colour-temperature lighting,
- add life with plenty of greenery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can concrete-look panel be used outdoors?
Our concrete panels include options suited to both indoor and outdoor use; check model-specific suitability on the product pages.
Does concrete panel make a small room feel dark?
Light tones like Gris and Blancura give an airy result even in small rooms. Darker tones are more effective in large, well-lit spaces.
How do I choose the right concrete model for me?
If you share a photo of your space and the style you're going for through our quote form, we can work out the right model together.