Geometric Wood Feature Walls

By Kate Riley March 3, 2021

Painted accent walls were all the rage years ago. They’ve made comeback but with a slight twist. These contemporary feature walls are created with lattice strips, cut and installed in creative geometric angles.

Shiplap and board and batten are classic installations, but here are some alternatives to consider if you’re feeling the need to create a focal wall in one of your spaces. All you need is the lattice trim from a home improvement store, a miter saw, a nail gun, and a plan.

 

Slatted Feature Wall

 

Diagonal Lines

 

Hexagon Feature Wall

 

Repeating Triangles

 

Offset Lattice

 

Abstract Angles

 

Abstract Angles II

Abstract Angles III

Reverse Board and Batten

 

Rectangle Grid

 

Pencil Stripes

 

Geometric Millwork

You might also like these articles: Extra Wide Headboards: Three Different Looks and Stacked & Geometric Shelf Designs.

 

7 comments

  1. I did something like the “diagonal lines” feature to help off-set a set of corner windows in my dining room. Artwork on the wall never looked centered because of the corner window, and the diagonal lines help trick the eye away from it. I’m sure these inspiration photos will help someone else with similar situations!

  2. I love how they look but being the clean freak that I am, I can see myself having to dust them all the time.

    • I’m the same way. My Shaker style cabinets drive me nuts. Especially the darker ones.

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