Whether rustic or elegant, wooden lining is a durable and practical option to revitalize your décor. Check it out!
Updated at May 16, 2023, 9:36 PM - Submitted at May 7, 2021, 9:30 AM
Pink and Charcoal Room - Juliana Pippi. The floor is American oak with an exclusive finish. The ceiling is covered in wood to disguise the lighting. Against this welcoming backdrop, there are antique finds, contemporary furniture, tapestries and works by Brazilian artists. After all, this is a project that portrays the strength and sensitivity of today's women.(Denilson Machado/)
Wood is perhaps one of the most versatile materials in the architecture and construction market. From flooring and slatted panels to tables, chairs and even decorative objects, there seems to be no limit to what wood can produce. A classic that is always among the favorites of architects and decorators , wood captivates the eye with its rustic appearance that, depending on the combination, can take on a casual or elegant tone. Proof of this is the wooden lining. 
Very common in colder regions, wooden lining is a great option to replace more common linings , such as plaster. In addition to providing thermal comfort, wooden lining has been highly sought after because it is an easy-to-maintain, highly resistant material. and practical to install . And it doesn't stop there: covering the wooden ceiling also helps to isolate noise and the reverberation of external sounds. Perfect for the home office , right? 
Those who think that wooden ceilings are only for more traditional homes are mistaken. Depending on how it is applied, it can bring dynamism to the decor , expand the space and highlight an area that is often forgotten – the ceiling . Instead of leaving - it is smooth, it is possible to play with its volume and depth, taking the decor out of the obvious. For those looking for a more affordable option, PVC lining that imitates wood can be a viable alternative, as costs are reduced and the finish is of high quality. 
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