In bathroom design and renovation, the drive towards seamless, design-led interiors continues to gain momentum. A key trend is the coordination of wall coverings with the shower tray, a solution that delivers both visual cohesion and enhanced technical performance.
Acquabella responds with a fully integrated approach, designed for specifiers and homeowners seeking a balance of aesthetics, durability and ease of installation.
The advantages of this “match” between shower tray and walls are numerous: visual coherence, perfect compatibility, easier cleaning, simpler installation and enhanced durability over time.
Seamless, coordinated design
Matching shower trays with wall panels creates a unified scheme where colour, texture and finish flow uninterrupted across surfaces. The result is a clean, architectural look that brings a sense of order and refinement to the space.
Acquabella’s Slim wall panel, just 3mm thick, is designed for large-format application and is available in high-definition Slate and Zero finishes, alongside a versatile colour palette from the Standard collection. It pairs with Livo Slate and Acqua Zero shower trays, as well as Halo Zero, enabling a fully coordinated bathroom scheme.
Simplified installation, precise results
Beyond aesthetics, this integrated solution streamlines installation. Using the same material across surfaces ensures accurate alignment and consistent adhesion, reducing on-site complexity.
Manufactured from Akron®, both panels and trays can be cut with millimetre precision, allowing for a tailored fit – even in non-standard layouts – while maintaining structural integrity and waterproof performance.
Hygiene and durability built in
Reducing joins between surfaces helps limit the build-up of dirt, limescale and moisture, supporting a more hygienic environment and lowering maintenance demands.
Available in large formats of up to 250cm, Slim panels create expansive, easy-to-clean surfaces that enhance both practicality and spatial perception.
Akron® also offers high resistance to scratches, impacts and stains, ensuring long-lasting performance and a consistent finish over time – key considerations in modern bathroom specification.