Open-concept layouts produce spacious and airy living environments that people love. However, they also come with a few challenges. For example, runaway sound causes issues in large, open spaces. This has actually become one of the biggest arguments against...
The future of wood panelling is looking up as trends and innovations in 2026 favour eco-friendly, non-toxic building materials created using sustainable practices, and warmer aesthetics. Wood panelling trends in 2026 & beyond Eco-friendly Non-toxic Sustainable...
Naturally you want to preserve the look of your wood panelling forever. So it’s helpful to take steps to prevent damage. However, over time, it’s likely it will sustain a scratch, ding, dent or some other type of damage requiring fixing to restore its looks. There are...
Combine the trend toward downsizing with the increase in renting, and you see the reality is many of us are living in smaller spaces. While this makes for a cosy atmosphere, it would be even better if you could make it look bigger than it actually is, just for the...
Statement walls are revitalized with fresh designs, stylish patterns and a bold new material–wood panelling.
Year after year, decade after decade, wood mouldings and panelling remain top-of-the-list options for Canadian homes across the country. And in room after room, homeowners make thoughtful, artistic choices to modernise their appearance and expression to keep their...
Wood panelling has wide appeal as a top choice for indoor wall and ceiling applications. And it’s no wonder. People fall in love with the warm colours and natural feel, as well as the visual textures. It’s also durable, non-toxic, environmentally friendly and a...
Wood mouldings and wood panelling are natural materials, renewable resources, and are 100% recyclable. Plastic is a synthetic material created by chemical processes which are directly harmful to the environment and to human health.
Wood mouldings and wood panelling are environmentally sustainable options because they are renewable resources, recyclable and biodegradable.
Pine, fir, cedar and oak are some of the popular options for wood mouldings and wood panelling. Each has something different to offer.
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