Barn wood wall paneling has the look of real rustic wood without the weight of real hardwood paneling. Great for spaces ranging from traditional to transitional and ultra-modern, barn wood wall paneling is lightweight and easy to install. This paneling comes in a variety of finishes, so finding the look you want for your home is simple. Here are a few ways to use it:

• Create a mid-century inspired look for your living room or den. Barn wood is great for your man cave or she-shed too. 
• Add the texture of distressed wood to a home office or work space.
• Cut barn wood wall paneling to size to create a stunning backsplash behind a stove.
• Use barn wood wall paneling to cover kitchen counters for a rustic, playful look.
• Craft an accent wall for your modern bedroom with contemporary barn wood wall paneling.

Natural brick has long been a go-to material in interior design. Ideal for both modern and traditional spaces, brick wall paneling offers a brick-like finish without the weight and installation costs. Here are a few ways to use brick wall paneling in your home:

• Bring classic, traditional styling to an entry area with brick wall paneling. This style also brings an outdoor feel to the interior of your home.
• Add warmth to a modern bedroom by using brick paneling as an accent wall.
• Give your contemporary entry area classic styling with distressed brick wall paneling. Use a full wall or go for a half-wall look.
• Play up a cool color scheme with colored brick wall paneling. You can find a variety of colors and styles to match your interior design.

For a modern touch or to give a transitional space contemporary flair, decorative wall paneling in an assortment of 3D textures can help. Made from easy-to-clean PVC, 3D wall paneling is lightweight, easy to install and fire resistant. 

• Use crisp, clean wall paneling in white for a cool, contemporary color palette. Add textured white 3D wall paneling for accent walls, full walls or cut to size to fit furniture.
• Add warmth and texture to your contemporary living room or family room with 3D paneling in neutral tones. 
• Add dimension to a bedroom with 3D wall paneling. This works especially well as an accent wall behind a bed in a modern bedroom.
• Take advantage of subtle texture in your family room or den. 3D wall paneling is easy to wipe down, so that’s a big benefit for busy family spaces with kids and pets.
• Go for big, bold texture with colorful 3D wall paneling. You can even use lightweight 3D wall paneling on the ceiling for an over the top touch of color.

Stone wall paneling is easy to install, flexible and paintable so you can customize it any way you want. It’s also water, mold, mildew and bacteria resistant, so it’s suited to wet spaces like the bathroom or kitchen. Here are a few options for using stone-look paneling in your home:

• Create a stone accent wall around a fireplace. You’ll get a traditional hearth look in a more modern style.
• Go for a whole stone wall in the bedroom. There are textures available to complement virtually all furnishings and accessories. You can also use this whole wall look in a guest room, home office or powder room.
• Add a refined accent wall to your living room. Use a contrasting stone style if the room is next to an outdoor space that features stone.
• Bring neutral color and amazing depth to a modern bathroom with full wall stone paneling.
• Blend stone paneling with other existing materials for contrast. You can also use wood paneling and stone paneling together to create a mid-century, vintage-inspired or more rustic modern look around your fireplace or in your living room.