10 Stunning Styles of Reclaimed Wood Paneling for Walls

Complete Your Project With Beautiful Wood Wall & Ceiling Paneling A feature wall or an entire room finished with reclaimed wood paneling for walls can transform a basic space into a remarkable and memorable showcase of beauty and character. With the addition of every piece of reclaimed lumber, the personality of your space shines brighter through its unique history. A thoughtfully placed accent wall

floor and ceiling with weathered antique reclaimed wood

By Sarah Londerville | Updated December 18, 2025

Complete Your Project With Beautiful Wood Wall & Ceiling Paneling

A feature wall or an entire room finished with reclaimed wood paneling for walls can transform a basic space into a remarkable and memorable showcase of beauty and character.

With the addition of every piece of reclaimed lumber, the personality of your space shines brighter through its unique history. A thoughtfully placed accent wall using reclaimed wood paneling brings warmth, texture, and bold visual interest to an otherwise bland area.

Reclaimed wood paneling blends modern palettes with a rich, storied past, offering a rugged yet polished look that enhances and inspires. Reclaimed wood paneling for walls adds warmth, texture, and depth to interior spaces while showcasing the natural character and history of each board.

Remember, reclaimed wood paneling isn’t just for walls. These beautifully rescued timbers can also be installed on ceilings, adding visual interest, warmth, and a soulful character to expanses of plain white space and creating a truly distinctive, custom look.

A Brief Rundown on the History of Our Rescued Wood Paneling

During the 18th and 19th centuries, the United States experienced rapid growth that culminated in the Industrial Revolution. Builders across the country relied on one abundant, affordable, and durable resource: wood. Homes, barns, factories, and warehouses were constructed with lumber so resilient that it can still be salvaged today.

The wood used for reclaimed wood paneling for walls and ceilings has endured generations of use, weather, and time—emerging with unmatched strength and a naturally aged aesthetic that modern materials simply can’t replicate. That’s why homeowners, contractors, and interior designers continue to seek out high-quality reclaimed wood paneling to bring authenticity, texture, and timeless appeal into their spaces.

At Manomin Resawn Timbers, we take pride in rescuing lumber from historic American barns, factories, and warehouses—structures that once played a vital role in everyday life. Whether sourced from an Industrial Revolution–era paper factory or a family barn that stood for six generations, every board we reclaim carries a story. By incorporating this reclaimed wood paneling into your walls or ceilings, you help preserve that history while creating new memories of your own.

Our Reclamation Process for Wood Paneling

  1. De-Nailing

Once our supplier completes an initial round of surface de-nailing, we meticulously extract any remaining nails or metals from the reclaimed panels we rescue. By utilizing metal detector wands and other potent detection tools, our team quickly and safely removes all traces of metal from each shipment of reclaimed materials, transporting them to our kilns afterward for drying.

 

  1. Kiln Drying

Manomin Resawn Timbers uses powerful commercial kilns to dry reclaimed lumber to an optimal moisture content. This step is essential for producing reclaimed wood paneling for walls that remains stable through seasonal changes. Kiln drying prevents shrinkage, improves installation ease, and eliminates any insects or larvae hidden within the wood.

  1. Milling

Regrettably, most salvaged barn boards and timbers are severely uneven and warped when they’re first rescued. That’s where our team of seasoned craftspeople comes in. These woodworking professionals make use of a wide variety of tools, including special saws, planers, joiners, molders, and more, to make each piece of lumber we save perfectly flat, straight, and square, creating gorgeous and unique paneling that will make your project shine.

 

Our Selection of Reclaimed Wood Paneling

Once again, reclaimed wood paneling is a great choice for just about any wall or ceiling, particularly if you’re seeking to achieve a classy, timeless look in your home. MR Timbers also offers a massive selection of paneling styles, allowing you to personalize your space to match your exact needs and desires. To help you get started with creating the perfect walls or ceilings for your home, here’s a brief description of each paneling variant we offer:

Weathered Antique:

The age and aesthetic traits of weathered antique wood provide a sense of natural style to your home that can’t be replicated. This paneling is forged from a mix of softwoods (ranging from hemlocks to pines) gathered from joists and roof boards, decking, and wells dating back to the 19th and early 20th century, simultaneously contributing character and a gorgeous rustic look to your home.

Close-up of a weathered panel that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Platinum Gray:

Our platinum gray reclaimed wood paneling for walls is rescued from snow fencing that’s developed a bright, silvery-gray color after years of exposure to snow, sun, rain and wind. Its unique color variety provides a unique sense of character and a rustic backdrop for many modern color palettes and home designs.

Close-up of platinum grey panel that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Antique Oak:

Antique oak paneling is milled from a mix of red and white oak barn wood from various planks. Its red oak presents a warm hue to the paneling, while the white oak shines through with golden tones that accent and draw the eye, creating a whimsical color scheme that will delight family and guests alike. Our antique oak paneling is available with original saw mill marks.

Close up of oak panel that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Antique Ash:

Our antique ash reclaimed wood paneling for walls or ceilings is milled from barn timbers dating back to the 19th century. Bearing a number of distinctive characteristics (including wormholes, peg holes and mortise pockets), these distinct pieces showcase an incredible period of Old World construction that’s long gone but never forgotten.

Close up of ash panel that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Reclaimed Douglas Fir:

Douglas Fir wood was used very frequently in factories and warehouses during the Industrial Revolution. These boards are rescued from the timbers used to frame those structures, creating a compelling look that beautifully complements a variety of design styles and making it one of our most popular panel types.

Close up of weathered panel that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Faded Red Barn Wood:

Sourced from a number of classic red American barns, these boards are made from wood that’s endured countless years of exposure to nature’s elements, giving them a soothing gray color with hints of red. When implemented into a home, these boards add a soulful, rugged character to its walls or ceilings.

Close up of red barn panel that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Antique Elm:

Reclaimed from barn timbers dating back to the 1820s, our antique elm boards bear a variety of unique features. Their generally light tan color is accented by a beautiful grain pattern and an eye-catching shimmer, giving them a fantastic sheen. Moreover, its wormholes, peg holes and mortise pockets further enhance its character and rustic appeal.

Close up of elm flooring that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Antique Mixed Hardwoods:

Our antique mixed hardwood panels are salvaged from various American barns and outbuildings dating back to the 1880s. These unique mixtures of ash, elm, maple and the occasional mystery board create a unique peppering of beautiful and mysterious textures that will set your walls and ceilings apart.

Red flooring panel that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Antique Wormy Chestnut:

Our antique chestnut wood paneling is incredibly attractive and rare, offering a wonderful color variation that ranges from golden honey brown to a deep dark brown. Its combination of earthy tones and one-of-a-kind patterns make this paneling a great way to add a sense of timeless beauty to your walls or ceilings.

Picture of a brown chesnut floor that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

Heart Pine:

Our heart pine paneling is salvaged from a variety of Southern Yellow Pine boards used to create textile mills in the southern United States. The rich amber patina they bear makes our heart pine panels a great choice if you’re looking to create a classic aged look for your project.

Close up southern yellow pine that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

 

 

 

 

Timber Tile:

Our timber tile panels deliver an authentic rustic look to any project. The varying tones of these rescued panels establish an organic and natural tone, contributing a seasoned quality to your home’s walls and ceilings.

box timber close up that could be used as reclaimed wood paneling for walls

 

Find the Paneling of Your Dreams With Manomin Resawn Timbers

Whether you’re a home builder, remodeling contractor, or homeowner planning your next project, Manomin Resawn Timbers offers premium solutions for reclaimed wood paneling for walls and ceilings. If you’d like to request a quote or need guidance choosing the right paneling style, contact us today.

Our team is happy to answer your questions and help you enhance your home with industry-leading reclaimed wood paneling for walls. We look forward to helping you bring lasting beauty, history, and character into your space.

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