Modern Vibe to Wood Paneling

The mid-century modern design is a popular trend for wood paneling, embracing the natural look of wood. The ultra modern trend is to use sleek, vertical wood panels to amplify or divide a room. To do this, simply use thin and long strips of wood that are spaced apart.

If however, you are after a current look that retains an old wood charm, there are many options to reinvent wood paneling into a more modern version.  Raised wood panels can be painted, stained, rotated (vertically),separated (with detailing) or try wainscotting, mixing wood profiles or adding beams.

A whitewash technique is an easy way to give wood paneling a fresh look. To do this, use paint mixed with water and then wipe the paneling. Make sure to wipe off any excess paint right away to reveal a lighter tone of wood. Using this technique, you can add modern charm without losing any of the character of the wood.

Adding modern touches to wood paneling is an easy way to add a contemporary vibe to any room. By using a combination of textures and colors, you can create a look that is unique and beautiful. Whether you’re using it in your living room or bedroom, it can complement any style. If you’re unsure of what you want, browse through design websites or interior design hashtags on Instagram to find inspiration. You can also save images of what you like and use them as a guide when selecting materials. Wood wall paneling can be a great addition to a room that is otherwise quite plain.

Wood paneling can be made of a variety of woods and can either be made of individual pieces or panel sheets with patterns carved into them. It is often used as feature walls in different rooms, as well as in media units. Flat-paneled wood has the advantage of retaining the natural graphic of wood, and the flat-paneled look breaks down large panels into smaller ones, adding visual composition to a room.

If you’re looking for a rustic, country-inspired look, you can consider reclaimed wood paneling. Reclaimed wood panels come in many different species of wood, and they’re made to last. Since they’ve been in use for decades, solid wood will retain its natural beauty. Another benefit to reclaimed wood is that it contributes to the green movement and is an environmentally friendly option.

Wood paneling is certainly back, thanks to a surge of interior design styles built on warm, earthy textures and colours.  Click here to view our full range of wood panel products or call today to see how we can help you transform your space.