Dark-painted shiplap in this powder room gives it a cozy feeling.
original or you decide to use plain, straight wood boards and nail it next to each other the final visual effect is pretty much the same. Actually the latter one could be also very eco-friendly if you decide to use reclaimed wood.
I love everything in this bathroom, from the graphic floor tiles to the concrete countertops. Design by Daleet Spector via House Beautiful.
The non painted shiplap in this kitchen makes for a strong statement focal point. The stone is Bianco Macaubus quartzite. Design by Old Seagrove Homes.
Steven Gambrel used vertical shiplap in this Sag Harbor home giving the height of the room a more human scale.
This is probably my favorite use of shiplap I’ve seen. I think covering the walls of this stair case makes such a beautiful architectural touch.
A clever jib door is covered in shiplap. via Atlanta Homes
Love the contrast of the upholstered velvet headboard and shiplap in this bedroom.
In this beach house designed by Jeffrey Alan Marks the shiplap on the vaulted ceiling make the room appear bigger.