White wash paneling walls

We have a lot of wood panelling in our basement that I would like to lighten. But I can’t decide on painting vs. whitewashing panelling and the brick.

Whitewashing wood has had a big resurgence thanks to the huge popularity of farmhouse and vintage decor these days. Everyone loves that aged, rustic look that is all over. The bright white wood is stunning and gives off a fresh farmhouse feel to a room. Today’s blog tutorial is going to teach you how to white wash wood yourself.

I have clients who have bought a house in upstate New York. They are a NYC couple who are transitioning their lives to working and living full time upstate and going into the city as they need to. They admired this house from afar, and when it came onto the market a year later, they snatched it up immediately. They are now going through the process of renovating it to become the home of their dreams. Like any renovation project, they are discovering all sorts of issues and dilemmas that are…

I was so tired of the wood paneling even though I had taken good care of it and oiled it over the years. It was the affordable and popular paneling of the sixti…

Today is a scary and hillariously exciting day. Why you may ask? Well, today you get to see my first ever video tutorial. This has been something that has been in the works for a while, I just never actually get around to doing it... after all there is only one of me. When your...

My laundry room is a very awkward space, with dark shiny knotty pine covering the walls. I had thought my only option (without removing) was to paint it, but I’m much more interested in the whitewashed or pickled look. Realizing that painting is likely much easier, I’m willing to put in a little e...

I love the rustic tone it sets for the rest of the room.

Accent wall made with Shiplap pine and a whitewash finish!

In love with this white wash paneling. Will be doing this in our future home!

I really wanted to get that Scandinavian Knotty Pine look for the ceilings in the Lodge. I didn't want to paint them white and I equally didn't want banana yellow wood ceilings. After doing hours

How to Whitewash Wood | A clear tutorial and helpful tips on how to give wood a bright, beautiful whitewash at www.maisondepax.com #DIY #walltreatments

Whitewashed Wood-Paneled Walls.

Our homes need love and care, just as we do. Over time, homes fall into disrepair and need to be updated and cleaned deeply. Styles change, dirt accumulates, colors fade and our homes grow older like us. I write in CLEAR: How to Simplify Your Life & Live More Fearlessly, that our environment is a reflection of our inner selves. ... Read More

Whitewashing wood is an easy way to upcycle tired (or thrifted) dressers, tables, and more. Give your room a new look by following these steps.

My fingers haven't been so excited to type out a title for a long time. It's one thing to be done painting the paneling but it's a whole 'nother feat to get up a tutorial about it - only took me a couple of months...HA! It's a hefty one with a lot of carefully ordered steps to help you along if you've been thinking about laying a fresh coat on the wood paneling you've inherited. We are certainly happy we took on the task. The end result has us heck-yeahing and has our living room looking a…

What I loved about doing this wall feature, was there was no wrong way (amen!). We were going for a rustic, natural, and imperfect feel so I really had fun with this one. When it was time to paint, I played around with color combinations then chose the look I preferred!DIY Whitewash WallMaterials for Wall:- Nail gun and nails - we used 2 inch nails- Stud finder- Tongue and Groove Pine Boards - you can choose to have these cut to the exact length of your walls like we did, or if you want more…

We are renovating a home on Chautauqua lake in western NY. Currently, the entire first floor except for the kitchen is dark pine vertical planks. We are changing the floors to light tan/brown with flecks of grey LV planks. We are leaning towards painting the planks all white, (ie: shiplap look) b...