Shiplap is in style and a great way to bring added texture and interest to your space. Discover shiplap accent wall ideas to try at home here.

A shiplap wall is a great way to build an accent wall. A few years ago, I completely gutted and renovated my basement. The intention was to create a more functional space where the family could gather. What better way to do that than to build a "movie theatre"? The wall where the projector screen

Meet John and Andrea’s mudroom! This picture of the pine shiplap accent wall prompted so many texts from people asking one of the biggest questions we see from Facebook posts: ‘What is the stain on that shiplap?’

Learn all about the difference between DIY shiplap vs planked wood walls. Let’s chat about how to install a farmhouse style wood plank wall, the difference between using shiplap vs planked wood walls and shiplap vs tongue and groove siding today. I’ve added not one, but three wood planked and shiplap accent walls in the...Read More »

Our Raw Pine shiplap is cut using the finest pine in North America. It is a tongue and groove product with a perfect 1/8" nickel gap, small knots, a tight uniform grain, and a smooth sanded face that takes paints, washes and stains beautifully!

Stained shiplap - nursery

$60 and one day to plank a wall at the cottage using Miss Mustard Seed's Milk Paint and wet ragging FAT Paint - easy peasy and budget friendly!

How To Whitewash A Wall For A Rustic Finish Discover the charm of a farmhouse style wall finish as I guide you through the steps on how to whitewash a wall for a rustic finish, effortlessly!

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

We love this kitchen from last week's reveal! The white cabinets, stained shiplap, black iron details, and built-in booth made this kitchen one of the most unique we’ve seen! Get ready for an all new Fixer Upper tonight at 9/8 CT on HGTV. #fixerupper