Paneling for Reclaimed Wood Kitchen

Our paneling comes in a range of finishes, so you can match the wood to your cabinets and the feel you're after. Lighter tones keep a kitchen open and airy, while deeper browns add warmth and a strong focal point. A few favorites:

• Laramie: A natural gray that suits modern and modern farmhouse kitchens without overpowering the space.
• Cody: A mix of gray with warm brown, blonde, and cinnamon hues. It's the finish in our own kitchen photos, and it plays well off stainless steel appliances and white cabinets.
• Cheyenne: Warm brown and honey-blond tones that pair beautifully with butcher block or natural barn wood décor.
• Saratoga: Deep, bold coloring that turns a backsplash or accent wall into a true focal point.

We also offer bolder looks like Sundance White, Casper, Sundance Red, and Wheatland, all milled from the same FSC® Recycled snow fence wood.

A kitchen is full of surfaces ready for a little natural beauty. Here's where homeowners and designers put reclaimed wood to work most:

Wood Backsplash: A reclaimed wood backsplash is one of the fastest ways to warm up a kitchen, and at ¼-inch thick, the planks tuck neatly between counter and upper cabinets. Add our Centennial Seal behind a sink or cooktop for moisture protection and easier cleanup.

Kitchen Island: Wrap the sides and back of a kitchen island in reclaimed barn wood, then top it with butcher block or a solid wood countertop to anchor the room.

Open Shelving: Run reclaimed wood behind your open shelves to frame the dishware, or pair it with wood shelves for a cohesive, rustic look.

Accent Wall & Dining Nook: Carry the wood onto a full accent wall behind the dining table to tie the kitchen and dining room together. A horizontal layout can make a smaller eat-in kitchen feel wider.

Reclaimed Wood Ceiling: A wood ceiling, or planks wrapped around a range hood, adds warmth overhead and pulls the whole kitchen together.

The same solid wood paneling that warms up your kitchen looks just as good on walls, ceilings, bathrooms, staircases, and fireplace mantels throughout the rest of the house, making it easy to create one cohesive, inviting look from room to room.

For larger kitchen remodels or open-concept spaces that flow into the living and dining rooms, our 6-foot bulk reclaimed wood planks are a cost-effective, sustainable choice that keeps the wood tone consistent across a big run of wall or ceiling. Bulk ordering also gives you flexibility for long spans and commercial kitchens. Planning something especially large? Reach out to the team, and we'll help you spec it out.