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do-it-yourself-wood-plank-wall-paint See more ideas about wood plank walls, casement windows, plank walls.  Woohoo I’m back in the saddle! Feels good to take a paint brush to some furniture again – this time for a friend whose sweet husband built her this gorgeous table! She wanted some help Deco Wc Original Diy Pallet Wall Pallet Wood Pallet Boards Barn Wood Pallet Walls Wood Pallets Pallet Furniture Rustic Wood. A wood plank wall is not only pretty, it's really cheap to do. Here is a full step-by-step tutorial on how to install a wood plank wall on a small budget.  It seems everyone loves the look of painted wood plank walls! As I said, it’s one of the hottest trends in home decor right now. Did someone say “Fixer Upper”, Joanna Gaines or hashtag shiplap??? Another reason to love wood plank walls: We are not drywall finishers. (And don’t want to be ;) This is such an easy and inexpensive way to finish walls and they look fabulous! Here’s the step-by-step tutorial explaining how we did it. I’ve included links for the tools and supplies that we used for your convenience. These are affiliate links – if you make a purchase using these links I will earn a sm. If you have distinct wood paneling on one wall, incorporate a simpler wood panel pattern on the ceiling. This den in designer Elizabeth Pash's Locust Valley home does this well, and it the look makes for a cozy escape. Fantastic Frank. 3 of Whitewash Your Panels. This technique allows you to keep the woodgrain texture of walls, but not the deep color. Start by watering down your paint, then you'll want to brush on, immediately wipe, and repeat until you get your desired color. Get the tutorial at Maison de Pax. Courtesy of Tessa Neustadt. I measured the space and cut them to fit, using different lengths for each board. This method will psint do it yourself wood plank wall paint any type of wood. I love your blog. The wall we are planning on doing has our TV mounted on it. Update: I just put together 30 great examples of my favorite Pallet Wall and Shiplap Wall tutorials and inspirations you can check out here! Your kitchen is looking really fantastic and I adore the planked walls. Just take apart those old pallets and put them on your wall.

I let it sit for about two weeks and strained through a cloth. I poured it into a spray bottle and used it on a cheap light wicker laundry basket from the Dollar Store that I paid two or three dollars for. It turned into the prettiest shade of golden brown.

I now use it for some of my throw blankets. I love white washing! I normally just dilute the paint in water, but these other techniques are great! I may have to try this in the future. My dad is going to make me a farmhouse table, and I may use this technique on the chairs. Not sure yet. Painting furniture scares me LOL. Awesome tips!! Thanks for sharing!! Thanks for sharing how to do this. Saving this page for later. My husband is going to make some wood boards for our site, so this will be very helpful!

This looks great! Love that all of these recipes and accompanying photos are all in one spot! Great post! Thanks for sharing. Thanks Ann.

Have used white paint over projects that were old and the stain actually came through and made the paint have yellow spots. I would love to do this on an outside table. Do you have any suggestions on what to use to seal it? What a great tutorial! Thank you so much! I do have one question… When you mention diluting the paint, that is with water, correct? Love the examples provided for each technique.

Plan to use reclaimed pallets to blank my ceiling but will be white washing the wood to keep the room light. I am so wanting to try this with different types of wood on different projects. I have the worst tiles in my kitchen and dining room…. AND you should see what is on my counter and back-splash. I was just thinking of a dining room makeover…but now I want to start with the tiles IF it is possible…so any information you can offer; I would so greatly appreciate.

Thanks in advance!!!! I do not want to buy anything.. I have tried google…. What should I try typing in the search bar? Thanks again in advance.

Maybe consider a paint stencil to change the look. Love your whitewash! We have an old parquet floor that I would like to do but it has quite a glossy finish to it. Even the parquet tiles in the box that are left over from previous owners have the same shine. Is this going to have to be sanded in order for the whitewash to stick?

Ugh the mess. Or are there floor sanders that suck it up at the same time? Any further tips for using these methods when the wood is already on the wall and not laying flat? I tried to find an answer but can you do white washed with wood that is already painted or stained? It might be pretty trying to do white washed to it with some of that color in background? I thought I could use sandpaper then wash it before using your rag or scraper method?

Thanks for the help! BRAVO cela redonne vie au bois. I have a tv cabinet that is a walnut finish can I white wash on top of a store bought piece of furniture. Quel magnifique tutoriel. MERCI a vous. Great article. Thanks, very helpful advice.

The easiest recipe for whitewashing boards is lime mixed with salt and water. A member of the forumhouse. Use quicklime: it is quenched, salt is added salt as an antiseptic for wood strengthens its composition and gives shine , and the walls are whitened with this solution. In a state diluted with water, lime can be stored for a very long time, the main thing is to prevent it from drying out by constantly adding water.

If the slaked lime is still dry, all the moisture has evaporated, then you will have to throw it away. Good luck! Love your ideas! It is a pine wall that is stained mahogany.

Any advice? Thanks in advance…. Thank You for this very informative info! Been looking for a simple but effective method, and found 3! You guys are awesome!! I love the color, makes me feel a romantic and elegant. We have an entire basement that is clad with barn wood — like actually taken from a barn that was being torn down and nailed in place on every wall in our basement.

So it looks like a barn. We even have two of the original barn doors. We inherited this look when we bought the house. Can I use the second method you listed without taking the boards off?

Hi Sarah! Yes you can! I would test a little corner to ensure the painting-scraping works well with the paint thickness working vertically. Otherwise method 1 should work nice too, with a very quick sanding after paint dries to reveal the old wood texture if you prefer!

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I have always wondered how to do this! This is a great tutorial. I have always enjoyed the look of white washed boards and bringing it inside is a perfect look. For a removable option, I wonder if you could nail planks onto a piece of plywood and then nail the whole thing to the wall…you could do it in sections, then it could be taken down when you move and you could take it with you.

Just a thought. I love it and want to do this in my master bath. I'm almost convinced I can pull it off. Did you have to paint each plank with a brush?

How did you keep paint out of the seams of the planks? I'm getting up enough courage to do this and I want to make sure I get it right. Love it! Thanks for the inspiration. SO excited for your tutorial. The hubs and I are just about to embark on doing this to our 2 story fireplace wall!

Your kitchen is looking awesome! We actually just used a non textured roller for the planks and then if any paint got in the cracks, we used a putty knife to get it out. It went pretty fast though, because the non-textured roller doesn't hold gobs of paint that seep everywhere. Hi Ashley, By some tiny miracle, our boards worked out perfectly, down to the last one, but if it were me and I had a smaller board to fit in, I would want it at the bottom, instead of the top.

We didn't worry about any math at all. The covers were from Lowe's. Love love this! I've been wanting to do a wall too, but my hubby is pretty difficult to get on board with me doing house projects. PS, what did you do with your OLD dining room chandy? I've been wanting a similar one for my dining room, and I live in SL County, so didn't know if you listed it on KSL or used it elsewhere in your cutie house.

Lovin this! Did you nail the planks into the studs? Or just the drywall? Been wanting to do this treatment on my ceiling, but my "ceiling studs" run the wrong way for the direction I want to do the planks. I absolutely love the planked walls. I wanted to do this in my living room, but between the beadboard and the wainscoting I've got to draw the line somewhere!

Maybe in the next house…. It looks amazing and I'm obsessed with that wreath! Love it great job. I even liked it without the paint and just the natural wood for a more rustic look.

I have even seen a planked wall painted different colors and stains that was awesome. I'll try to find that link and post it. Here it is. Different style more funky fresh. But I really liked it when I saw it. Wanted to do this in a house we were thinking of buying awhile back. Lucky lady to have Cason assist you! I love it, I wish I could do something like it I my house … Maybe some day.

Just wondering what you did with your old chandelier? I would also like to know the thickness! We are planning on doing this but We cant seem to price it out for as cheap as you were able to do it!! Yes I would also like to know how thick it was!! We are planning on doing this but cant seem to budget it out for such a good price!! That is a great idea, the horizontal lines and you could paint the ceiling pale blue seem like sky.

I like the horizontal idea also and you could paint the ceiling a pale blue to seem like sky. OMG Shelley, I want your planked walls! Such a big difference. I'm scanning our house for a wall to do as I type, while hubby slinks away and hopes I'll find something else to occupy my time.

Love it. I'm so pinning you. Shazzam Shelley! Love this look so much and I spy a fancy new chandy, looking oh so chic! Excellent tutorial my friend. Lovely … I never would have thought of using plywood cut into strips. That is brilliant. Now I will do it to my boys' room …. I absolutely love it!

This looks amazing and I fell in love with Saush'a kitchen so much a few weeks back that I told my Hubby we needed to plank something in our house…. Thanks for sharing all your hard work with us. I love the way that planking can turn any ordinary space and make it look so much more custom. Your walls look amazing, you have motivated me! LOVE this, Shelley! I love the nickel idea, and your step by step is SO helpful!

Excited about the inexpensive plank option! So happy to see you kept your double shelves on the wall, I always look forward to seeing how you decorate them:.

I tried to do this in my bedroom after I saw the parade of homes house you did, but I feel like the boards were way to thick. I wish I would have seen this post first because this is much more of the look I was going for.

So lets say you wanted to rip all that planking out, hypothetically, is there any way to do it with out destroying your walls? What color paint did you use? Also, our ceilings are a light beige color and the area I want to do this is open to the rest of our our house.

Do you think I could do a wall like this white and not have it look weird with the beige ceilings painting the ceilings in the kitchen would mean painting the ceilings throughout the rest of the house …. Hi — I'm trying to pin this, but Pinterest is telling me it's spam!

LOVE your work! Very insperational. I want to do this on a long wall, what are your thoughts on when there have to be seams?

Any thoughts or ideas are greatly appriciated! Looking forward to your next project! We just finished our planked wall!!!!!!!!! Love how it turned out! Thanks so much for your tutorial! Thank you so much for your planked wall tutorial!!! It was exactly the inspiration that we needed.

We didn't end up doing a wood planked wall yet but we do plan on it in the near future. Instead we applied your tutorial to our ugly basement ceiling. It made a world of difference! You can check it out our ceiling here: keephomesimple.

I really love this look. We did something very similar in my son's room. I've been thinking about doing your version in the laundry room. Thanks for sharing your tutorial.

I like your wreath in the last pic! Do you mind sharing where you purchased it? Since you didn't paint the planks before you put them on the wall, can you see the unfinished edges? Or is it a small enough gap that you can't tell? I LOVE this look and am going to do it in our nursery.

Great job! I love your blog. We are the cheap removalists Melbourne trusts! I love this tutorial and used your link and photo when talking about our future home. Maybe I will get to use it. I will definitely tell dad to read this one. Can't wait for my room to look like this. In the middle of planking our wall using your tutorial…. Could you tell me the gauge of the nails you used? In the middle of planking our walls using your tutorial.

Our nail gun shot the nails through the boards and deep into the wall and they are somewhere deep in the drywall, I'm sure never to be found again, haha …. Could you tell me what gauge your nails are? Hi, this post was so long ago so hopefully you're still replying to comments:- What would you recommend if we wanted to do this to a longer hallway type wall that is larger then 8ft wide?

I'm dying for more info on the new light! I LOVE it! Please tell me you remember the name…. This look amazing! I am using this as a guide for adding a wood planked wall in my daughters bedroom.

And although the wood is very thin, did it make the room seem small at all? My daughter and husband want to do this on their basement walls due to cost of drywall. The walls are studded out and insulated and covered with visqueen poly sheeting. Do you think we would have issues with warping due to no drywall?

Any suggestions would help! I love this and did a similar project in my dining room. Now I want to plank another larger room but I'm torn on how to arrange the planks on the walls that are longer than 8ft.

For example, I have one wall that is 9. What do you suggest and did you have any walls that were longer than 8feet? Thanks in advance. Close Top Banner. My Amazon Store. You Might Also Like Master Bathroom Wood Planked Walls.

Painting our Wood Planked Walls, White. That being said, once we started making changes in our kitchen , we knew that this wood planked wall project was going to be part of it too. Originally the kitchen nook was painted Upward by Sherwin Williams.

To get the wall prepared we took our shelves down, patched the wall, and then gave it two good coats of primer.

After we brought them home we quickly sanded down the edges where there were any splinters or rough spots from the cuts. Then, really, the only thing we needed was a nail gun, finishing nails, a level and 2 nickles. Once that first board was up, everything moved pretty quickly. We wanted our boards to be more uniform and evenly spaced apart, verses scattered. To ensure that we had the same space between each board we used a couple of nickles as guides and wedged them into the empty space, before we nailed up the next plank.

It worked like a charm! Just to make sure we were still on track and everything was staying straight, we used our level to check the boards every few minutes. Better safe than sorry, eh?

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