Dining room wainscoting

Wainscoting is an elegant and timeless way to add dimension to a space. Done right, it should look as though it has always been there. It also doesn't have to be terribly expensive. Case in

There are numerous option in choosing the best wainscoting styles that suit you. Read more to see the list of wainscoting and beadboard style.

A wood trimmed accent wall in soft sage green sets the stage for farmhouse sophistication in this dining room. The rustic table is surrounded by rolled upholste

Construction Expertly crafted of kiln-dried solid Sungkai wood and finished with Sungkai veneers. ​ Sungkai wood is a strong oak-like hardwood with a distinct open grain.​ Kiln-dried wood helps prevent warping, splitting, cracking and developing mildew.​ The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture that has flawless surfaces and consistent color tones that will not be subject to cracking. Finish achieved using our exclusive multi-step process that creates exceptional depth of color.​…

There are a variety of different types of wainscoting styles. Today’s post will explain the differences of each along with which rooms they should be used.

Wainscoting is an inexpensive way to make a room feel upscale and custom designed. This tutorial shows you how to get the look with basic materials.

It’s hard to believe we have been in our home for almost nine months now! Slowly but surely we have been making changes to make it feel more like home! When we moved in we knew one of the first…

99% complete - just ignore the black square hole - that's where the outlet needs to be pulled through. This was the "small" paint job that turned into a massive project but I'm really happy with the end result. And the reason we needed new paint was because the old green clashed with the green wallpaper in the powder room. Sherwin Williams Slate Tile which is approximately a 4:1 mix of Benjamin Moore's Haley Navy and Revere Pewter. Mission accomplished. Sean showcased some of his carpentry…

Today I was picking out our wainscoting and while my husband thought I was being really extra with my decision making process, I was completely overwhelmed. They say there is only three types of wainscoting (raised, flat panel, and beaded). Well, then what is the one we like? Photo source Flat/Recessed Panel? no.. because […]

I have a problem, I can not finish a project before I start another one. It is TERRIBLE. My focus right now should be on L's room redo bu...