Knotty pine walls

Knotty pine is a type of softwood often used for decorative finishes in the home, like furniture, wall paneling, window edges, doorframes, and trim. It’s a popular choice for most households because of its natural orange-honey color, fine texture, straight grain, and small, tight knots that are easy to cut around.

Beach Cottage Design is cute idea for designing your interior especially if you live by the sea, ocean or lake. Interiors designed in beach style look

You don't always have to paint over your knotty pine, especially if it's appropriate to your home. Here are 3 ways to make the most of it.

My dining room at the fifties fixer upper may not be completely done at this point, but it has come a long way since I bought the house in the fall of 2017… so I think it is time for an update.

Knotty Pine Paneling Refresh

White wash pine planks for walls or ceilings for a truly Scandinavian Pine look.

Here are some after pictures of the paneling restoration. Each of these boards was removed, numbered, stripped and sanded. A white stain was added and completed with two coats of tung oil. The cabin is in a wooded area and the original orange paneling seemed to darken the house. We decided to refinish it in an updated bright finish. In the corner is a shelf made from a rescued door.

How we modernized our knotty pine porch: the before, design plans, renovation process, and reveal of our knotty pine porch renovation.

FacebookTweetPin Happy Friday! I hope you’ve had a great week – I have been uber-busy transforming this naughty knotty pine room into something bright, fresh and inviting. It has been a challenge, because apparently, knotty pine doesn’t go gently into that goodnight. But, I’m beating painting it into submission. I look forward to sharing a tutorial to hopefully ease your pain if this project is on your home improvement list. Let’s look at the progress, shall we? Here it is before I got…