Dining room wainscoting

Wainscoting is an elegant and timeless way to add dimension to a space. Done right, it should look as though it has always been there. It also doesn't have to be terribly expensive. Case in

Transform your boring walls with these beautiful wainscoting ideas! Whether you're drawn to classic paneling or modern designs, discover how wainscoting can add architectural interest to any room. #WainscotingIdeas #HomeDecor #DIYDesign

In this post, I’ll go over what we did and why we did it. No matter what style you choose, you’ll find tips here to make your install go smoother.

Light Grey Dining Room Wainscoting Ideas

I’ve been searching for dining room inspiration lately. Ever since we moved into our home, I have wanted to change the look of our dining room, but have struggled with what would not only look beautiful but also be practical. This means I have spent hours scouring Pinterest and designers websites looking for something to...

Wainscoting is an inexpensive way to make a room feel upscale and custom designed. This tutorial shows you how to get the look with basic materials.

Micah & Co, lead by Micah Abbananto, focuses on Interior Design, both residential and commercial in Oklahoma City and beyond.

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It’s hard to believe we have been in our home for almost nine months now! Slowly but surely we have been making changes to make it feel more like home! When we moved in we knew one of the first…

Wainscoting is a very traditional type of wall moulding that has been used for centuries. Historically, it was added to high-traffic areas like dining rooms to protect the walls from scuffs or damage, in addition to serving as secondary insulation from heat, cold, and noise. Wainscoting typically runs one-third to one-half of the way up the wall from the floor, and is capped by larger wood trim (such a chair rail) to close of the raw edge.