Whether it's grooved faux wood surrounding a shag-carpeted basement or near-seamless panels wrapping the walls and built-in cabinetry of a midcentury modern living room, wood paneling of the 1960s and ...

Bringing the natural world indoors, wood paneling is making a comeback. Wait, what? Paneling? For people of the millennial generation and younger, a visceral, negative reaction to the idea of wood ...

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Skip the pressure of picking the perfect paint color, and go au natural with your walls instead. Today's wood paneling takes a contemporary twist on its midcentury past, and its versatility makes it ...

And ways to work it into your own home. This isn't your grandma's wood-paneled basement! Believe it or not, this throwback wall treatment (that may or may not bring to mind questionable design ...

Returning shine to old paneling is possible. Assuming that the material is wood and not a synthetic/plastic laminate, you can restore the luster. Recoating the finish is one option. Recoating requires ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. While wood paneling soared in popularity during the 1970's, this ...

Dear Sean: To many people, paneling does have a bad reputation because some lower-end products look artificial — just a poor likeness of wood grain glued to a flimsy backer board. Most paneling ...

North American wood structural panels and engineered wood products are sourced from sustainably managed North American forests that are growing more wood every day, supporting the manufacturers’ ...

In the 1960s and '70s, home centers had an abundant supply of wall paneling. Retailers had to keep the shelves stocked to meet the ferocious demand of consumers looking for an easy-to-install and ...