Here’s difference between beadboard and wainscoting and how they to use them to add character-rich detailing to your home.

Designer Vanessa Francis gave this laundry room a makeover by updating appliances, adding a sink and installing beadboard on the walls—all in a gorgeous shade of blue-gray.

Beadboard Walls John Merkl Shiplap or beadboard is a smart finishing option for your basement laundry room, as either material can be installed over studs or concrete.

Once relegated to the mudroom, beadboard is now featured in homes’ main living areas. Dress up your traditional or farmhouse-style space by DIY-ing your own beadboard walls.

Beadboard: You've seen it on walls, of course, capped with a matching chair rail. You've seen it on pitched ceilings and porch ceilings, in back of bookshelves, under rafters, on cabinet fronts ...

A stylish laundry room. In a dream home, no expense is spared in any space. That was the idea behind this laundry room created by designer Dina Bandman for the 2017 San Francisco Decorator Showcase.

Wallpaper that looks like beadboard paneling is a clever way to add charm and texture to an ordinary room. This lookalike wallcovering is a less expensive upgrade and easier to install than ...

Beadboard paneling traditionally consists of thin strips of wood with tongue-and-groove-style seams, but modern iterations often use large panels of pre-connected beadboard planks for easier ...

Inside is the 10-by-15-foot beadboard vestibule, featuring a period school desk and photos on the walls of the building in its schoolhouse days, with children playing on the lawn.