Blue dining room with white wainscoting

Our Dining Room - Newburyport Blue from Benjamin Moore

This dining room wainscoting can easily transfer any dining room into a more elegant and comforting space.

Navy grasscloth

NATALIE PAPIER IS NOT (we repeat: not) a fan of most neutrals. The designer, who cohosts Artfully Designed on the Magnolia Network and cowrote the upcoming decorating book Start with the Art, often goes for bold, saturated colors that pop against clean, bright whites. Meaning: She was the right person to call to liven up a beige suburban Chicago colonial. “The family wanted more personality infused into their home,” she says. She started the project as she usually does—by picking a color…

Good Housekeeping

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Atherton Home — Lauren Nelson

Wainscoting is a very traditional type of wall moulding that has been used for centuries. Historically, it was added to high-traffic areas like dining rooms to protect the walls from scuffs or damage, in addition to serving as secondary insulation from heat, cold, and noise. Wainscoting typically runs one-third to one-half of the way up the wall from the floor, and is capped by larger wood trim (such a chair rail) to close of the raw edge.

Making an impression with scaled up stiles & rails wainscoting. Featuring WindsorONE 1×6 S4SSE Trim Boards. Credit: Matustik Builders Read more about the project here.

A grogeous new construction home in Arlington, VA with white kitchen, butler's pantry, dining room, library with custom shelving, primary suite, powder room.