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

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.

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.

If you’ve been considering a basement laundry room makeover, consider using these ideas to create a bright and functional laundry room you actually enjoy using.

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 ...

The beadboard wall covering makes any room more appealing with less time and money involved. A beadboard chair rail is a popular addition to plain walls, and it's an almost instant upgrade.