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Wood Drenching: Why DIYers Are Covering Their Homes in Natural Timber

If you’ve been scrolling design blogs, browsing Pinterest, or watching renovation shows lately, you’ve probably noticed a warm, cozy shift in interior style. Walls, ceilings, trim, built-ins—sometimes even floors—all wrapped in natural wood. This growing movement is called Wood Drenching, and it’s rapidly becoming one of the most accessible and creative trends for DIY homeowners. […]

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