Different Ways to Install a Reclaimed Wood Wall



There are many ways to use reclaimed wood in your home. As we’ve established in previous blogs, one popular way to do so is with a reclaimed wood accent wall. Shiplap accent walls are particularly popular in Texas, and reclaimed wood has the character and texture needed to really make them stand out. Here are a few different ways that you might install a reclaimed wood wall in your home, for an accent wall or otherwise read more here...


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