Stained shiplap

Our Raw Pine shiplap is cut using the finest pine in North America. It is a tongue and groove product with a perfect 1/8" nickel gap, small knots, a tight uniform grain, and a smooth sanded face that takes paints, washes and stains beautifully!

For adding texture and interest to decor, you cannot beat shiplap. Discover how to use it in your home decor with these inspirational homes.

Meet John and Andrea’s mudroom! This picture of the pine shiplap accent wall prompted so many texts from people asking one of the biggest questions we see from Facebook posts: ‘What is the stain on that shiplap?’

I am beyond excited to share our weekend DIY project with you all! You will never guess what we did… okay, you probably did because it was in the title. But y’all, can you believe it!? I have wanted shiplap since the very first episode of Fixer Upper. And if you’ve never watched Fixer Upper, ... Read More about Get The Shiplap Look For Less

Create a faux shiplap wall using plywood. Dress up a wall with this easy step by step tutorial. Make a big statement on a small budget!!

Adding a faux shiplap wall to a small area adds tons of character, and it's not as hard as you may think. I'll show you how!

This is what happens when a graphic designer and a software engineer take on a DIY faux wood/shiplap wall with no experience.

Hey All!We are pumped to share this awesome shiplap wall look without the cost of actual shiplap or even the old house to go with it!!! We started off with ri…

This gorgeous home nestled in a neighborhood in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia is the perfect example of organic, collected, and woodsy. Natural materials and cool blue hues are featured throughout this cozy retreat.

I love shiplap! In this post I'm showing off a cheap and easy faux shiplap wall DIY. We did this in our hallway and I love how it turned out.