Wood-drenching is a more modern take on '70s-style wood paneling. Make sure to choose the right color of wood and keep your home's architectural style in mind.

Sunken living rooms. Avocado tile. Linoleum. And, of course: wood-paneled walls. For the first decade of my life, I lived in a 1970s-build home with a wood-paneled basement, and folks, my family ...

Fluted wall paneling is a style of millwork paneling that has a rounded series of ridges. Since it overlaps like shiplap, it’s simple to install and can be installed in almost any space.

In the ’60s and ’70s, wood paneling, often made in plywood-sized sheets, was popular in home decor. But like avocado-colored refrigerators, the look didn’t last.

Many builder-grade homes share this one tile color that instantly dates the space. Discover what makes it so outdated and ...

Later on, during the Victorian era (1837 to 1901), wood-paneled walls evolved into wainscoting, a design element that remains popular today.

Later on, during the Victorian era (1837 to 1901), wood-paneled walls evolved into wainscoting, a design element that remains popular today.

If there were a Family Feud question where I’d have to name the most iconic design features of the 1970s, several answers would immediately come to mind. Shag carpet. Sunken living rooms. Avocado tile ...