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josh0980

1970's Brick and fake wood paneling

josh0980
hace 10 años
Updating this den area. I have pulled out the orange and black shag carpet and will be replacing it with hardwood. I would like to paint over the fake wood paneling, but leave the texture so it looks like painted wood. I do not want to paint the brick. Any color ideas for the paneling?
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    Norwood Architects
    hace 10 años
    On the paneling, Add 1x2 vertical battens on the reveals and it will look updatedrather than old paneling that was painted.

    Comentarios (17)

    • josh0980
      Autor original
      hace 10 años
      The brass fireplace piece is also coming out, along with the window shades.
    • PRO
      Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID
      hace 10 años
      I'd paint it white, or possibly a soft mossy green.
      josh0980 agradeció a Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID
    • josh0980
      Autor original
      hace 10 años
      So the battens should cover the grooves?
    • PRO
      Norwood Architects
      hace 10 años
      Yes.
    • PRO
      Karen Feldman, Broker Compass
      hace 10 años
      I would paint the paneling a beige/grey. whatever works with the brick. I pulled out my brass fp and replaced it with black and it made a huge difference. Consider a slab of wood, rustic or otherwise as a mantle. Later if you still don't love the room, consider putting stacked stone on the FP
    • Ronda Witt
      hace 10 años
      I would use muriatic acid and place a mantle.....and for these color bricks the mantle would have to be stained....which might clash with that wall panel. What is under the panel?
    • Ronda Witt
      hace 10 años
      What is behind that panel? What type of surface?
    • Ronda Witt
      hace 10 años
      Is the den basement environment? Sorry, I am just now getting into your situation.
      I am trying to see what the den is constructed of without interiors: walls, floors, especially what type of floor surrounding about the fireplace is?
    • User
      hace 10 años
      Drywall (plasterboard) over the panelling if it cannot be removed.
    • PRO
      Frank Sorrentino's steel artistry
      hace 10 años
      Look at www.Steelartistry.com, for your fireplace screen options
    • apple_pie_order
      hace 10 años
      Do you have more photos without the window coverings? Easier to see detail in the brick and paneling.
    • apple_pie_order
      hace 10 años
      @steelartistry: wow, that is impressive.
    • Dana Yowell
      hace 10 años
      The floors I would go with a lighter shade, nothing dark, I'm thinking like a bamboo. With the floors light you have a more open color pallet for the walls. Also it looks like u have some builtins, you could keep those and do an accent color all over the builtins or just the inside backing. I would try to clean the brick as well. Good idea to replace brass and window treatments.
    • KD
      hace 10 años
      Oh, this is a timely thread. There's a room with that awful paneling that I'm dealing with soon and I'm hoping hoping hoping that it can be removed and there isn't anything awful behind it.
    • PRO
      Color Craftsmen: Fireplace Makeovers
      hace 10 años
      If you choose to paint the paneling, expect that the wood grain will show up more than it does now. If you use white paint you may find the dark grain lines to be distracting. Off-white or some color may help to obscure the fine, dark lines
    • PRO
      Tres McKinney Design
      hace 10 años
      Paint the paneling off white or a light sage gray/green, white wash the fireplace. The colors of the brick will still show through but more subtly. Lightening the brick will lift the light in he room. and give it a fresher look. Change the window covering to a plantation shutter painted the same color as the walls or a simple natural colored grass weave shade without the heavy pattern of your existing one. I would not mix bamboo flooring with this wood paneling. Instead install a wide random plank wood flooring in a mid range stain.
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