Debossed or engraved, inlaid or in relief, this year’s tile and panelling designs have been literally jumping out of the walls. Solid surfaces look like folded sheets of paper as the trend for prismatic and geometric shapes goes 3D.

BuzziSkin 3D Tile by Buzzispace: Made from recycled wool, recycled poly-acrylic and recycled rags, the BuzziSkin 3D Tiles make a playful feature out of acoustic walls. Shapes and colors combine to create a functional and decorative feature. www.buzzispace.com

Interlocking Rock by modularArts: These interlocking wall panels, tiles and blocks by Seattle-based company Modular Arts are made from high grade industrial gypsum. Easy to install, the tiles simply snap into place and steel reinforced registration tabs ensure time-proven, steadfast joints. www.modulararts.com

Touch Wall Panels: The modular Touch Wall Panels are 3D design with an added interactive feature. The panels are thermosensitive and will change color when they come into contact with body temperature heat. When the panel is touched with the hand or body, it creates a temporary iridescent impression on the wall. www.nunoerin.com

Cullinan wall panels by WallArt: This year, decorative wall panel manufacturer, WallArt, introduced a new design called Cullinan. The symmetrical design provides a subtle pattern that resembles delicate origami paper, changing its appearance with the light and shadow throughout the day. As an added bonus, the panels are 100% biodegradable as they are made from bagasse; the residue of sugarcane stalks. www.mywallart.com

Edgy 3D Tile by Patrycja Domenska and Tanja Lightfoot: Made of colored porcelain, the Edgy 3D tiles are made up of asymmetrical surfaces that fold onto one plane, to form a hexagonal base. www.patrycjadomanska.com