Paneling made from pine has some characteristics that allow it to turn your city home into a cabin in the woods. The aroma of pine paneling is distinct, and it can linger for a long time after it is installed. Pine paneling also has individual wood knots in it that give it a memorable look. If you are thinking of a theme for your home remodeling that involves the outdoors, consider using pine paneling in your project.
One of the misconceptions about installing paneling is that you must buy a full sheet and cover your entire wall with it. Consider covering only half of your wall with the paneling of your choice, and finish the wall with a patterned wallpaper or a colorful paint. You can use molding to decorate the area where the paneling stops, including decorative crown molding. Consider a color theme where the color of the wallpaper or paint you use to finish the wall matches the paneling.
Most people think of paneling as something used to cover the walls, but you can also use paneling to cover the ceiling as well. Paneling over the ceiling creates a colonial look. Or use a bright-colored paneling to give a Victorian feel to your home decor. If you are finishing a basement in which you are installing a bar, use a paneled ceiling to give your basement bar the feeling of a British pub.