Shiplap and beadboard walls

Easy DIY shaker peg shelf accent wall built into the wall. Accent with bead board or board and batten and build a peg shelf on top!

How to shiplap a wall. Here is everything it took us to complete this project.

Well... almost. You see, we thought it was done & then I looked closely through the camera today & in the direct sunlight & realized it needs some touchups on that bottom beadboard. My biggest advice when you are doing projects or decorating a room? Look at it through a camera lens because it will not lie! Snap a few photos & review them to see what you want to change about what you are working on. So, back to those paint touchups. We actually hired the same guy who painted the outside of…

Don recently shared some shots of his project that utilized our S4S flat stock and beadboard products. This was all purchased down at Wellesley Island Building Materials in NY. You’ll find wainscoting, ceiling treatments and horizontal wall skinning within the pictures Don provided. My personal opinion, Fantastic! Thank you Don for these wonderful shots and […]

Hi guys! Today I thought we might be posting about our painted dining room today, but that darn shiplap in the dining room proved us wrong! It was actually harder than we thought. Let's get something clear... Mr. LMB did most of the work & I just helped.. you know by standing on stools and putting the pieces together once the work of cutting & routing was done by the wood working pro. You know I could do it, but would it be as good as him? Nope. So, anyways. We used an actual shiplap product…

Transform Your Space: Learn how to elevate your home's aesthetic with my step-by-step guide to creating a stunning beadboard accent wall.

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Shiplap walls, galvanized, rustic chippy goodness...subway tile, exposed brick, natural wood tones...ahhh...FARMHOUSE love!

Des likes found objects, old things, rich textures and affordable indulgences. As a result, her Houston homestead has a down-to-earth, effortless style.