Or try searching on google using: fake marble wall panels site:.au

Yep, that’s all I did to get the information of a company in Sydney.

If you want a bit more colour , you could go for something like this for a marble look . . . . . .

great thanks for the link.

luxinterior.com.au have 8mm thickness or gapless.

Is the thickness enough and durable material?

Anyone have u used it before.

below is my TV living plan

my tv wall size is 4100mm and 700mm will be open cupboard in left side. may be another 700mm VJ panel or remaining 3400 will be this marble looking wall .

Do you have marble, the oak woodmatt or the VJ anywhere else in the surrounding area? Every feature needs to relate to something else in the space or it will look haphazard.

something like this as example, all timbers will be in Tasmanian Oak and the tv wall will be marble looking in Carrara white matching my floor tiles,

I've always felt they look very plastic-like because they are. Why not render the wall?

Is the floor real marble? And you want fake marble for the wall? So everything looks like marble? Even though from your other question it sounds like you are at the running out of ready cash stage of the build? Why do anything more? Especially things that can be relatively easily added later, and might well want to be changed as trends change anyway?

I've seen marble used beautifully, but I've also seen marble and even worse fake marble over-used and the result was plain tacky. Scream champagne taste on beer budget. Beware of ruining the resale value. I knew someone who rejected an otherwise good place because they could not face the prospect of removing wallpaper from one wall and they found somewhere else. If you're going to stick embelishment to the wall be very careful to make it enhance the room, not just look like a failed experiment on a tv reno competition, where the judges encourage OTT and, importantly, the contestants are not spending their own money.