STIKWOOD PATTERNS

Stikwood's DIY roots means it is meant to be used in creative ways. Check out these cool patterns and what they do to a space.

Looking to create some exciting visual interest on your walls or ceilings? Maybe a classic herringbone pattern, a chevron, or prefer a more freeform geometric feel? Stikwood's thin, lightweight peel+stik format makes these patterns easy to accomplish.

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Herringbone Versus Chevron Interior Wood Plank Walls

Herringbone Versus Chevron Interior Wood Plank Walls

Herringbone Versus Chevron Interior Wood Plank Walls

Each of these millennia-old zigzag motifs has a distinct history, arrangement, aesthetic, and design potential. Learn the key differences between these commonly confused patterns.

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Project Spotlight: A Thoughtfully Designed Space for Healing and Comfort

Project Spotlight: A Thoughtfully Designed Space for Healing and Comfort

Project Spotlight: A Thoughtfully Designed Space for Healing and Comfort

Susan, designer and founder of Savvy Giving by Design talks to us about the bedroom makeover she gave to 12-year-old Keeley who has been battling osteosarcoma.

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5 Winning Looks for Peel and Stick Wainscoting

5 Winning Looks for Peel and Stick Wainscoting

5 Winning Looks for Peel and Stick Wainscoting

No matter where the wainscoting rises to, either one-third or two-thirds up the wall, it’s a classic way to incorporate personality into a room.

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