Wainscoting and mirror wall

living room devoted to light and soft hues, turned on by touches of gold, bronze and geometric patterns, where marble elements give the final touch of timeless elegance

“When you walk into historic buildings, they feel like they have a soul, and ultimately, that's what I want for our home,” homeowner Amber Northcutt says.

Hidden doors have a certain allure and mystique that captures the imagination. Whether for creating secret passages, adding an element of surprise to your home, or simply maximizing space, hidden door

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Luxe Architectural | Door & Wall Moulding Kits on Instagram: "@glamorouslyliving completely transformed her entryway wall using our NEW Classic Tall Moulding Kit and it looks fabulous! ✨ We absolutely love how she styled the wall with the LED wall sconces & round mirror to bring the whole look together! ⁠ ⁠ This wall kit is perfect for rooms with 10’ ceilings or 11’ ceilings with crown moulding.⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Comment ‘LUXE’ below and we will send you the link to shop this kit!⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ .⁠…

There are many ways to add style to a flat, plain wall through using different types of wood wall treatments. You might’ve heard of terms like paneling, bead board, wainscoting, shiplap, board and batten, and chair rail, but what do they mean and how are they all different?

Michael Reeves via Dering Hall We all know that mirrors are fantastic for making a space appear larger than it is. It goes like this: available light + reflective surface(s) = much more light = greater sense of space. The problem is that a mirrored wall can sometimes feel vaguely commercial, or even cliche, if the application is off. Here are seven mirrored walls that are anything but, and that pack a big (spatial) punch as well. The lead image is of a Michael Reeves-designed home in London.