4 ways to use VJ panelling in your home
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There is no doubt that VJ panelling is a favourite option for DIY home improvement among renovators and builders. It’s a simple and cost-effective way to transform a space. The term ‘VJ’ stands for vertical join and it’s linear design enhances the height of any room. If you’re wondering how you can incorporate VJ into your home, read on!
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Cabinetry
VJ style cabinetry is the perfect way to add elements of texture and interest without it being too distracting. We often see this type of cabinetry used in coastal-style homes, as it promotes that fresh and homely feel. And if you can’t decide if you want VJ or flat cabinetry then we say have both! As you can see in the photo below, the upper VJ cabinets look amazing paired with the flat style drawers.
Hallways/entry
If you’re wanting to give your hallway or entry a makeover then you definitely can’t go wrong with VJ walls. From the moment you walk through the door, the VJ panelling promotes an inviting sense of comfort. Simply add some beautiful artwork, some greenery and perhaps a couple of hooks to hang your handbag or keys and you’ve got yourself an entrance that will make a beautiful first impression.
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Island bench
VJ panels are an inexpensive, yet clever way to elevate your kitchen island bench. You could even DIY this feature to give your outdated kitchen a whole new look. It has a timeless appearance that complements a range of architectural styles, from coastal to country and even Hamptons. Another bonus is that VJ can be painted any colour to suit your colour scheme.
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Bedhead
If your bedroom is looking like a bit of an empty canvas, then a VJ panel bedhead is a great way to create some visual interest. As a matter of fact, you can use it as a shelf too, making it an ideal spot for books, decorative pieces, or ambient lighting.
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