50s wood paneling

Transform your home with 70s wood paneling decor. Learn how to achieve a stylish, nostalgic look today! Ready for a makeover?

How to work with wood paneling and create a retro basement! This basement is inspired by the 1970's.

Half-wall wood paneling (or wainscoting) will make your home feel more inviting. From beadboard to shiplap, board and batten, and more, check out these ideas.

How I embraced 1950s wood paneling to make a pretty space Since my last den post, we've changed a lot in the den. When I sat down to think about what we've specifically done, I started listing off things like: purchased furniture that fit better, got a rug, installed lighting, hung artwork, added

TV dinners. Poodle skirts. McCarthyism. While we’re glad to leave many 1950s relics firmly in the past, we’re pretty thrilled about the revival of these three utterly fabulous, utterly retro home trends.

How the typical home has changed throughout the years! This era of wood paneling has changed for sure. Click the Panel Pic to see more changes to the average household!

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Know your softwood from your hardwood with our comprehensive timber guide that will take the confusion out of your next project.

Wood paneling can be rough to decorate and make "modern" but it's perfect for plants and the boho look!

Black paint brought the Bluebird Dennisport hotel into this decade, while vintage pink tiles and tubs retained its mid-century soul.

My dad made a false fire place out of these boards..

We Painted Over 1980s Paneling - Breezy Afternoons

Name: John and Laura Frame Location: Wrightwood, California Size: 2,500 square feet Years lived in: 30 years; Owned I’m a fan of sculpting mastermind John Frame, so touring his home was an honor, which makes it difficult for me to write this feature without giving you an essay-style rundown of his poignant, otherworldly carvings and stop-motion animations.

FacebookPin2.7kTweet Two years ago, we bought a crazy 1960s house in the wine country near Santa Rosa. This only happened because it is literally next door to my parents’ house, and that kind of...

Growing up, the walls of my parents’ living room den were narrow, dark wood panels. No matter the time of day, the place felt like a cave. But though I finally persuaded them to paint them to match the rest of the house a few years ago (and it really did brighten the place up), after seeing these stylish spaces, I’m starting to rethink the wood paneling look. It’s definitely distinctive. It adds texture to a space and it certainly ups the warmth factor.