Beautiful wood is not only meant for the floors. You can use various types of wood also on your walls. When looking at wood wall paneling styles, some stand out more than others. If you’re thinking about including this in your next home renovation, you’re going to make sure you make the right choices.
Different combinations of materials and different wood types are the best fit for paneling, so you don’t want to choose something generic. If you work with a specialist, they will help you choose the right materials for your wood paneling.
Shiplap & Beadboard
When it comes to shiplap, this tends to run typically horizontally. It can provide you with a classic glossy look which you can paint white for a beachy look. It will also be versatile in style, color, and width, making it a flexible option.
When it comes to beadboard, it’s typically tongue and groove boards that interlock vertically from floor to ceiling. Beadboard can add texture to a room which is ideal for smaller rooms, mainly because it can create the illusion of length and height. Similar to the shiplap, beadboard is also versatile in color, width, and length. You can also create an interesting vibe by only covering one part of your wall. This can add dimension and artistry.
Wood paneling can elevate the overall design of a room.
Flat Paneling For Sophistication
While shiplap and beadboard are two wood wall paneling styles that are very popular, flat paneling will provide sophistication. As it adds a texture to the walls, you can create visual focal points within a room. The darker the wood, the more luxurious it will feel. For example, you may want to use this in a library or an office space.
Contact T & G Flooring today to learn more about wood wall paneling styles.