Decorative wall panels are a fun way to add texture, balance, and visual interest to a space. There are so many different options for dressing up your walls with wall panels.
Need more inspiration for your walls? Try one of these interior painting ideas, decor ideas for large walls, Sharpie walls, or plywood statement walls.
SPGH 2019 House 27 Slate Ridge Homes, Inc, Photo by Remodelaholic
Decorative Wall Panels to Buy and Where to Buy Them
Shiplap, barn wood, wainscoting, decorative tiles, peel and stick, etc. There are so many great ways to really bring space in the home to life. Many of our favorites are found at Home Depot and Walmart. Some can be painted to fit your preferences, or you can buy decorative wall panels that are already finished.
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Wall Panel Treatments
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Backsplashes
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How To Build or DIY
Some looks might need more of a DIY approach depending on your vision. We have plenty of tutorials on how to install panels or other materials.
Decor and Inspiration Ideas
Get a feel for how different textures and styles look through these inspiration photos to help you execute a new look in your home.
SPGH 2019 House 27 Slate Ridge Homes, Inc, Photo by Remodelaholic
Grab a wainscoting kit and add a pretty look to an office. They work great in any room though and can be painted any color.
UVPH 2017 Home 18 Millhaven Select, Millhaven Interiors, Photo by Remodelaholic
There are so many great fretwork options above to get a similar feature wall as this one in this pretty bedroom. Keep it white and bright.
UVPH 2018 Home 17 Millhaven Homes, Four Chairs Furniture & Design, Photo by Remodelaholic
Or paint it dark for a different feel with lots of texture. It looks lovely in this home office, but could be great in a bedroom or living room too.
UVPH 2017 Home 18 Millhaven Select, Millhaven Interiors, Photo by Remodelaholic
A nursery with another fretwork example in white.
UVPH 2018 Home 27 Foster Custom Homes, Megan Rae Interiors, Photo by Remodelaholic
Add lots of texture by adding brick or stone panels. They look great in light whiteish tones.
UVPH 2018 Home 27 Foster Custom Homes, Megan Rae Interiors, Photo by Remodelaholic
Or add a pop of color with a red brick wall panel. Easy to install and add something special to a home office, backsplash, around a fireplace, etc.
SGPH 2019 House 09 Sullivan Homes, LLC, Photo by Remodelaholic
Add some rich wood tones with an entryway feature wall. Use any type of wood panels. Leave them as is or find some to stain or paint.
UVPH 2018 Home 17 Millhaven Homes, Four Chairs Furniture & Design, Photo by Remodelaholic
Give a more dimensional look with a variety of woods or stain colors. This wall is especially fun because it has multiple directions for the panelling, plus it really brings out the black headboard.
SGPH 2019 Taylor Built HIRES, Photo by Remodelaholic
Do you love shiplap? There are lots of easy wall panels to install and paint dark navy or leave with a wood tone, or go light and bright.
SLPH 2018 Home 14 Magleby Communities, Photo by Remodelaholic
A pretty gray is also another way to have a fun take on shiplap walls. Another way to mix up shiplap is to hang it vertically rather than horizontally.
Need more great ideas for your home? Find the perfect headboard, hanging chair, or mirror to accent your new decorative wall panels.
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