Shipping on the house
The standard service never adds a cent to your total; Express shows up at checkout for rush orders.
Turn a bare wall into a feature
The Calder panel and a handful of add-ons, sold by a small home goods shop in St. Louis.
A St. Louis shop
Crystal Slat grew out of a bare entry hall in St. Louis and a search for a slat wall that did not need a carpenter. The catalog stays short, and every email gets a reply from us directly.
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Panels by Calder
Panels by Calder
Hush & Felt
Hush & Felt
Places to Put Things
Places to Put Things
Trim, Fix & Glow
Trim, Fix & Glow
Standard shipping on the house
Calder in nine tones
A month to return unused items
Replies from St. Louis on weekdays
MEET CALDER
Pick from nine Calder tones
Match a tone to your floor and furniture, then glue or tape the panels up yourself, no framing required.
Picked from the catalog
Shopping with Crystal Slat
A month to rethink it
Change your mind within 30 days of delivery and send back whatever you have not cut, mounted or unwrapped.
Questions go to a person
Email the St. Louis team and someone who knows the panels answers on weekdays.
Good to know
Which tone should I pick?
Order the Calder Color Sampler first if you are unsure. Seeing the nine tones next to your floor and furniture in real light makes the choice much easier than judging a photo.
Do I need tools or a contractor?
No contractor needed. A level, a pencil, a utility knife and either glue or double-sided tape cover most walls, and there is no framing to build behind the panels.
What kind of wall can Calder go on?
Smooth, dry indoor surfaces such as painted drywall or sound plaster. Leave out shower walls, damp basements and exterior walls.
How do I work around an outlet?
Mark the cover on the panel, slice the felt with a utility knife and cross the strips with a fine saw. The Calder Saw and Blade Kit includes both tools.