Timber-based wall paneling provides an architectural statement that demonstrates your design ability. Consider the days when the affluent's beautiful homes used wood for wall paneling to display their affluence. Wood wall paneling adds a level of refinement to yachts, luxury ships, and boats. When deciding on a wall paneling style, evaluate if you prefer a painted or stained appearance. Painted wood is popular since it allows you to modify your design ideas to fit your taste. If you like a more natural appearance, you can leave it as is, enabling the knots and grain of the wood to be more visible. This approach also adds value to your property since not painting the wood avoids the chemicals in the paints from affecting the inner features of the material.Wainscoting is a type of paneling that is applied to the lower half of an interior wall. Because wainscoting is composed of wood, it is subject to expansion and shrinkage. The influence of wood will vary depending on the type of wood you pick, such as genuine wood, hardwood, and so on, because wood products react differently to humidity and temperature circumstances. Teak is an ideal wood for paneling. Because of its dimensional stability when cemented together and attached to the building framework, teak works well in wainscoting, walling, and ceilings.