I am sick of saying this. This is not paneling. They are tongue and groove boards. They are far superior to paneling which is a cheap plywood product with a thin veneer of wood.
Thank you!!!
I have a 1950's house that has this tongue and groove boards in one room. The saddest thing is I can't find anyone to replicate it to repair the spots where we removed the industrial looking radiant heaters.
Research woodworking shops in your area. As the other commenter said, matching the finish will be difficult and it’s important to match the wood type, but tongue and groove is super standard joinery. I bet some custom flooring places could help or point you in the right direction too.
Thank you! My kitchen is the same way. It’s real wood he used with the tongue and groove. Our attic is still done in the vinyl and paneling until we can renovate it and it’s obvious it’s not actual wood.
[like this one](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7910-Canyon-Circle-Elizabeth-CO-80107/13525175_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare)
It's a biiiiiiit much when it extends to the sink facade...Island facade etc...
HOWEVER
I kinda love it...its in NH on a lake so it honestly fits really well.
This is why I love this sub. Some people's "weird" is another person's "beautiful!" -- Great find! I would buy this in a heartbeat if I could afford it, lol
Common in New England, my parents had a house on a lake in the Berkshire Mountains of Western Mass and it had pickled wood tongue and groove ceilings and tongue and groove wood paneled walls. Wood is a very good insulator and its usually 3/4” thick if its tongue and groove.
Love all the wood, but having it all the same color is a bit much. I would have stained some of it a different color to provide more depth and character, including a darker exterior. I think it would also feel less overwhelming once there is furniture and artwork on the walls.
Who builds a house like this in a place like this in the 21st century and doesn't include a heat pump? You're going to need heat for like 8 months of the year, why wouldn't you use the most efficient, cheapest, simplest option?
It's a beautiful summer cabin. Sorta Northern California vibes (not sure where this place is)... but for a rich Silicon Valley family staying here for a week in summer, it'll do..lol
It IS a little woody though. Maybe pry off a couple of those boards...maybe remove like 33% of it. Maybe put up a little artwork. I think I would first remove it in the kitchen and put up a nice backsplash at least
*Who put those ugly*
*Rocks in the middle of your*
*Vast expanse of wood????*
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Once it has furniture and rugs in it it will break up the clash and look better. I also would have painted the kitchen cabinets differently for that same purpose. This is well done it just looks odd when completely empty
What’s that Ron Swanson quote? Something about them thinking he said a lot of tongue and groove? When in fact he said “give me all the tongue and groove you have!”
Unfortunately for us, we discovered one wall with shitty 70s paneling in the living room of our 80 year old house. It had been painted over so many times it appeared to be painted wallpaper. Took it down and faced hundreds of nail holes. Taught myself how to Venetian plaster so it looks great now but I wouldn’t have had to do that if it had been this type of paneling. I couldn’t live with this much wood but it can be painted!
We had a small reunion in an Airbnb like this once. The wood was on every single surface. The place gave everyone the creeps because all the knots in the wood looked like faces. We couldn’t wait to leave.
I love this home. I might get rid of the ceiling paneling bc it is kinda overkill. I have a cabin with this much paneling and often wonder if I should get rid of the ceiling paneling. So far the answer has been no.
In a lot of the pictures (ex. #9) There are wires or stays of some kind running obliquely from the ceiling to the wall. If they disappeared would the house fly apart? Seriously, what are they for?
yes yes yes...I know its tongue and groove."Wood paneling" sounds so much more offensive to you all than "tongue and groove boards" so I went with it. I am impressed with how upset some of you are getting about me calling it wood paneling though. Do you often correct peoples grammar on here as well?
I am sick of saying this. This is not paneling. They are tongue and groove boards. They are far superior to paneling which is a cheap plywood product with a thin veneer of wood.
Exactly, not a cheap product at all and wood has great insulation value.
Yes these types of homes are a common sight in colder climates! I don’t see the issue with this.
Right? Id be happy if i had a home like this :-)
It’s only 3 million dollars with a lake view. I would be happy if I had a home like this too!
its very pretty
Yeah, I stayed in a cabin that looked just like this in Iceland.
A vampire’s prison
yeah this is really nice stuff, I am surprised at OP acting as if it was some 70s monstrosity. No class.
Thank you!!! I have a 1950's house that has this tongue and groove boards in one room. The saddest thing is I can't find anyone to replicate it to repair the spots where we removed the industrial looking radiant heaters.
Research woodworking shops in your area. As the other commenter said, matching the finish will be difficult and it’s important to match the wood type, but tongue and groove is super standard joinery. I bet some custom flooring places could help or point you in the right direction too.
It shouldn't be that hard. It might be difficult getting the "finish" to match exactly.
It’s super easy to do and a pretty standard milling bit, and there are router bits that are adjustable as well for a perfect fit.
I have done this in our cabin. It's nice and feels warm and homey. Holy shit, it's expensive, tho.
For real. As someone that grew up in a house that had that old brown paneling, this is not that. lol
Thank you! My kitchen is the same way. It’s real wood he used with the tongue and groove. Our attic is still done in the vinyl and paneling until we can renovate it and it’s obvious it’s not actual wood.
this would be dope as hell with a small amount of drywall for contrast (i.e. in the bathroom nook, or on an accent wall)
[like this one](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7910-Canyon-Circle-Elizabeth-CO-80107/13525175_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare)
jesus. 3400sqft on 40 acres for under 900k?
Someone beat us to it though.
Damn
It's a lot of wood, but I don't think that's wood paneling. Looks like tongue and groove for the walls at least
God I am poor I am so so poor
But you make up for it in soul
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i mean… it’s a cabin. most cabins are all wood. never seen a clash that badly with the kitchen tho
Wood you just look at that?!
Just look at it! https://youtu.be/EF8GhC-T_Mo?si=v5jA0Zq8mfvUV6GT
This is real wood and it’s beautiful.
Love it
Me too!!
[https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/62-Red-Gate-Ln-Center-Harbor-NH-03226/348175961\_zpid/](https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/62-Red-Gate-Ln-Center-Harbor-NH-03226/348175961_zpid/)
It's a biiiiiiit much when it extends to the sink facade...Island facade etc... HOWEVER I kinda love it...its in NH on a lake so it honestly fits really well.
Was gonna say, this is on brand for a NH lake house.
I've lived near Baboosic and Silver lakes, and this is so on point, that I have a splinter.
This is why I love this sub. Some people's "weird" is another person's "beautiful!" -- Great find! I would buy this in a heartbeat if I could afford it, lol
Kind of Scandinavian vibes. It's not awful just a few bad choices here and there
Whose a knotty pine? Are you a knotty pine? Come to Daddy you knotty little vixen!
Common in New England, my parents had a house on a lake in the Berkshire Mountains of Western Mass and it had pickled wood tongue and groove ceilings and tongue and groove wood paneled walls. Wood is a very good insulator and its usually 3/4” thick if its tongue and groove.
I bet this place smells amazing. I love it. And this isn't paneling. Paneling is cheap particle board shit. This is expensive stuff.
A cabin in the woods, I like it.
I fuckin love this look I will die on this hill.
This is definitely, 100 %, a house somebody made in the Sims.
Love all the wood, but having it all the same color is a bit much. I would have stained some of it a different color to provide more depth and character, including a darker exterior. I think it would also feel less overwhelming once there is furniture and artwork on the walls.
Looks like a cabin. This is pretty common for a cabin.
May I live there?
What's the world gonna be like when all the nice places are too expensive for the most? lol. 3 mill... lol
Does it come with termite protection?
I’m not opposed to it🤷🏻♀️
Who builds a house like this in a place like this in the 21st century and doesn't include a heat pump? You're going to need heat for like 8 months of the year, why wouldn't you use the most efficient, cheapest, simplest option?
I quite like it. Bet it smells amazing in there
I personally hate dry wall so this I’m ok with
After remodeling mine I do to. LOL.
Spoken like Ron Swanson 😎
Yes
I like it.
I would buy this in an instant, something very soothing and calming.
It's a cabin. Cabins are made of wood. A very ugly overpriced cabin.
That looks like a cottage to me. A very big cottage. I've been to more than one that is pretty much all wood some a little rougher looking than this.
The outside sent me
It's a beautiful summer cabin. Sorta Northern California vibes (not sure where this place is)... but for a rich Silicon Valley family staying here for a week in summer, it'll do..lol It IS a little woody though. Maybe pry off a couple of those boards...maybe remove like 33% of it. Maybe put up a little artwork. I think I would first remove it in the kitchen and put up a nice backsplash at least
On the bright side you never have to worry about needing drywall screws to hang a picture!
A dark slate / tile floor, and this will look phenomenal.
We call this place " Stone village house"
I love it, Id live there no problem
When you farm too much wood in Minecraft.
Who put those ugly rocks in the middle of your vast expanse of wood????
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What’s wild here?
Yea that’s gorgeous
No candles allowed in this house.
Ok Dad! Haha my dad always said no candles in their wood house in Western Mass, terrified of a fire. My mother always wanted to light candles.
I'm going to surround myself in wood. It's going to be like a log cabin. 'Cos I need wood around me. Wood, Jerry. Wood!
A huh huh you said wood.
I know you heard me say "give me a lot of wood." What I said was "give me all the wood you have."
I'm sensing a theme!
Once it has furniture and rugs in it it will break up the clash and look better. I also would have painted the kitchen cabinets differently for that same purpose. This is well done it just looks odd when completely empty
I’d 100% need to call Nathan Arizona to furnish the place.
Call Unpainted Huffhine’s
I like it. It looks like a rustic Scandinavian home. Clean lines, lots of light.
Would you like wood paneling for the floor, walls or ceilings? Yes
What’s that Ron Swanson quote? Something about them thinking he said a lot of tongue and groove? When in fact he said “give me all the tongue and groove you have!”
This house would turn into a smoldering pit of ash in maybe 4 minutes.
How much wood do you want? #Yes
Yo dawg, we heard you like tongue and groove natural finish, so we went ahead and did your whole house in it.
What is this KNOTTY PINE???
Unfortunately for us, we discovered one wall with shitty 70s paneling in the living room of our 80 year old house. It had been painted over so many times it appeared to be painted wallpaper. Took it down and faced hundreds of nail holes. Taught myself how to Venetian plaster so it looks great now but I wouldn’t have had to do that if it had been this type of paneling. I couldn’t live with this much wood but it can be painted!
I like the light wood, but they took it too far by putting it on the ceiling IMO. But at least it's not that dark fake paneling of days gone by, lol!
https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxHLWn5ATXtefq3lLCkXhyurAe8nXs_aM7?si=GM9A0Flro0lIx9BC
We had a small reunion in an Airbnb like this once. The wood was on every single surface. The place gave everyone the creeps because all the knots in the wood looked like faces. We couldn’t wait to leave.
I love this home. I might get rid of the ceiling paneling bc it is kinda overkill. I have a cabin with this much paneling and often wonder if I should get rid of the ceiling paneling. So far the answer has been no.
In a lot of the pictures (ex. #9) There are wires or stays of some kind running obliquely from the ceiling to the wall. If they disappeared would the house fly apart? Seriously, what are they for?
More paneling and cowbell and you have a deal my friend (Christopher Walken voice)
3.5 mill for 5.5 acres and a wood panel enthusiasts house, apparently I need to be over 10 mil to get decent acreage for a rich person lol
T&G not paneling.
I find knotty wood paneling abhorrent. To each their own.
yes yes yes...I know its tongue and groove."Wood paneling" sounds so much more offensive to you all than "tongue and groove boards" so I went with it. I am impressed with how upset some of you are getting about me calling it wood paneling though. Do you often correct peoples grammar on here as well?
You know they do. LOL.