The beautiful modern farmhouse trend has made the shiplap look very popular, but this clean, timeless wall treatment is super versatile. The look can be achieved using actual shiplap that has a special notch aligning with the next board to form a water-tight seal, tongue and groove which uses interlocking wood pieces to add strength, or by simply nailing wooden or MDF boards to the wall. It makes sense in a variety of styles and adds interest to spaces throughout the house. I love it painted a fresh white, but it makes a rustic statement when left raw or looks modern painted black. Take a look at these 10 different ways to transform a space with shiplap. Thanks for stopping by!
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Becki
Ceiling
Estillo Project
Estillo Project
STYLING TIP: Add drama to your space with an unconventional ceiling paint. Go dark to create coziness or a high-sheen white to reflect the light for a bright fresh finish.
Statement Wall
STYLE TIP: Try using shiplap like the statement wall in the kitchen above. It plays nicely against the horizontal open shelving.
Nook
Bathroom
Range Hood
STYLE TIP: Continuing your wall shiplap on to your range hood creates a continuous line that can make small kitchens appear larger.
Fireplace
Hallway
Entry
Mudroom
STYLE TIP: Keep your shiplap natural to add warmth and interest to an all white space.
Exterior
