Wooden Walls That Will Make You Fall in Love with This Interior

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Oak, pine, MDF, melamine… these are various types of wood that not only decorate walls. They also provide many other effects. Want to know which ones?

Wooden Walls That Are Cozy

Wooden Walls That Will Make You Fall in Love with This Interior

In mountain houses, interior surfaces are often clad with wood to protect them from cold and create a cozy atmosphere. To decorate this interior, the designer covered wooden walls by combining timber ceilings and floors. Even the chimney! If you want to recreate this home style, experts recommend buying 10% more boards to prevent unexpected issues during installation or future part replacement.

Empty Wooden Paneling That Decorates the Wall

Another way to decorate walls with wood is to cover part of them with paneling. It not only protects the walls from moisture but also decorates them, hides defects, and adds extra style to the room. Choose natural wood from sustainable forests or MDF, which is lighter, resistant to fading, anti-allergenic, and economical. In this room where the decoration was done, the upper part of the wall was painted white, and the rest of the wall in a sandy tone. A warm and bright combination.

White Wooden Walls That Add Light

In this studio, Milans del Bosch Studio covered the wall with overlapping pine boards, like tiles, giving space texture and dynamism. White lacquer increases lighting in the area and contrasts with oak laminate flooring.

Wall Clad with Wooden Palier - How Original!

Wood palier is a very popular decorative element for wall covering. Its stylized boards provide visual order, relief, and height to spaces. The most commonly used types of wood are oak, pine, walnuts, beech, and maple. In this room, designers Andrea Diego and Vanesa Vergara designed furniture behind which a wooden wall made of oak is visible. If you look closely, the internal shelving also features wood cladding.

Wooden Board Grid for Room Separation

Besides providing light and warmth, wooden walls also serve for subtle space separation. In the decoration of this bedroom, the decorating studio removed an original partition separating the bedroom from the bathroom. Instead, they installed an original wooden grid that allows light to pass through while maintaining privacy.

Wall Clad with Ivy-Finished Wood for Continuity

Woods used for wall decoration can also integrate spaces. Evidence of this is the open kitchen connected to the office. In it, the designer used identical melamine with an ivy finish to cover the countertop, columns, and dining room wall. Thanks to this decoration, the dining area successfully achieves visual continuity of the space.

Scribed Natural Pine Wood Paneling

These natural pine boards with a rough finish will add extra warmth to any room. Installation is very simple: just interlock several boards and secure them to the wall using fasteners, nails, or screws. And most importantly — they are certified according to PFC standards!

Wooden Stairs Add Style

Want to add warmth and light to a corridor that lacks these qualities? The designer covered the entire floor, ceiling and walls with oak wood. Even sliding doors harmonize with the material! If it weren't for handles and fittings, the doors would be invisible.

Wooden Shelves in the Bathroom for Balance

Bathrooms with marble finishes have become popular again. If you're unsure whether to use this material in your bathroom because you think it's too cold, take a look at how Àbag Estudio solved this issue. They installed floating wooden shelves that not only decorate the wall but also add warmth and order to the space. You know, balance is key to success.

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