Shiplap sheets planked walls

Get a Fixer Upper style farmhouse look on a budget with this easy and inexpensive shiplap plank wall, made from a single sheet of inexpensive plywood.

Learn how to plank a wall (DIY shiplap) Step 1. Measure your wall for the number of plywood sheets needed. Step 2: Select plank material Step 3: Rip plywood

Shiplap walls, galvanized, rustic chippy goodness...subway tile, exposed brick, natural wood tones...ahhh...FARMHOUSE love!

Add a focal point and interest to your room in just a weekend with this EASY tutorial for installing your own DIY wood plank wall!

Elevate your home's interior with this affordable and simple shiplap solution! Discover a budget-friendly way to achieve that coveted shiplap look without breaking the bank or investing in costly materials. Our step-by-step guide will show you how to create stunning shiplap walls using a clever DIY technique that's both easy and economical. Say goodbye to plain walls and hello to rustic charm and texture!

How to create the look of shiplap paneling in a small room on a tight budget using plywood strips.

I wanted this project to be as budget friendly as possible and without damaging the drywall (incase we move- I didn't use wood glue, but I recommend using it for a stronger hold). If you love this cute faux shiplap wall just as much as I do, follow these simple DIY steps below to create a nice modern or farmhouse feel to any room in your home!

Slat wood wall paneling creates a unique and textured look and can be a beautiful and eye-catching option. As you can see, slat wood wall paneling can be used to create a variety of looks, from modern to rustic. Furthermore, it can be used in a variety of settings, from living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bars, offices,

I promise this moody DIY shiplap wall I installed in my son's bedroom was easy and so worth it! It's insane what an accent wall can do!

This double-sided fireplace renovation was completed last fall – just in time for the holidays! We removed the existing tile from both sides of the fireplace and installed new tile. A dark 12×24 tile was used on the living room side for a sleek, solid-surface look. On the dining room side, we installed a 3×6 subway tile in a herringbone pattern to add interest and dimension. We also removed the existing woodwork from the living room side of the fireplace and installed shiplap and a custom…