A closer look

Wall paneling

Work with frames, battens, boards and the spaces between them.

Wall paneling

The Exposed Edge That Can Spoil a Slat Wall

A slat feature looks deliberate when the backing and last slat have a considered finish.

Wall paneling

Choose the extent of paneling by the room's boundaries and focal points, not by the amount of material available.

Wall paneling

Treat each insert as a composition, with its pattern scale and edges planned before hanging.

Wall paneling

The same wall pattern can read as soft texture or strong geometry depending on its finish and lighting.

Wall paneling

A removable-looking system can still damage a wall; define the removal method before installation.

Wall paneling

Shelf supports, panel depth, and the surrounding pattern should be designed as one wall assembly.

Wall paneling

A bed wall should work with the whole bed, lamps, and likely furniture changes.

Wall paneling

Chair contact happens at specific points, so test the furniture before choosing a protective detail.

Wall paneling

Convert the approved elevation into labeled parts before deciding how many stock lengths to buy.