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Wainscot Beadboard and Panel Options
Wainscot Beadboard and Panel Options
Im working with clients on a home office/study. While the room isnt huge (10 x 12), it does have a lot of potential - good proportions, crown molding and French doors. The changes that were making in the room will ultimately lead to a richer, more library-like feel. Were starting with hand scraped hickory wood floors and are adding a deep red, faux leather finish to the upper portion of the walls.
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| Wood floor |
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| Faux finish above wainscot |
The last piece of the design before we get to furniture and accessories is the addition of a wainscot or panel detail. Molding is a great way to add richness and visual weight to a room - especially if its done well and not going too small. Adding dinky molding has a tendency to cheapen a room. This is where "go big or go home" applies. Below are some of the choices that we are contemplating....
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| Tall, flat panels |
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| Chair rail height panels with ledge detail |
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| Tall, flat, panels with ledge detail and painted panel interiors |
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| Two level, flat panels |
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| Traditional bead board |
Which is your favorite?
Im working with clients on a home office/study. While the room isnt huge (10 x 12), it does have a lot of potential - good proportions, crown molding and French doors. The changes that were making in the room will ultimately lead to a richer, more library-like feel. Were starting with hand scraped hickory wood floors and are adding a deep red, faux leather finish to the upper portion of the walls.
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