LivingEtc, recently posed this question to some interior design influencers: Is “Shiplap” out of style?
While many trends that become popular do start to fade due to their very own popularity (recall the Yogi Berra line – “No one goes there nowadays, it’s too crowded.”), some argue that shiplap still maintains a timelessness to it that will carry the trend for a very long time.
TL:DR: Yes, but also No.
Here’s what a few designers had to say about shiplap’s use and longevity.
Hamptons-based designer Timothy Godbold: “I’m not sure if it will be a timeless finish as it has become overly popular.” “It’s always a warning sign when you see shiplap in every house.”
(Image credit: Katie Alice. Design: Cortney Bishop)
Interior Designer Cortney Bishop: “In the coastal communities we live in, it will always be appreciated.” “It has effortless style and charm.”
(Image credit: Katie Alice. Design: Cortney Bishop)
Interior Designer Timothy Godbold: ‘This carpentry style is a great way to give an added dimension to a room without it looking too heavy,’
