Well, they can be considered nasty for today's fashion but I like these walls.
I used the BV paneling walls as focal point sidding on a few houses and the results was quite nice and interesting. I figure having more color options will open the range for focal point walls in the inside as well.
Thank you!

Reminds me of the den of the house I lived in, in the 70s!

YAY! I think.

...at any rate - Thank you!!!

I love it! Thanks, ICad!

They look great. Thank you!

If memory serves me, paneling was also popular in 70s style trailer homes. Some of my "less fortunate" sims live in a decrepit trailer park so this will be perfect for that, too. Thanks!

OH MY GOD. My life is flashing before my eyes on this.

Mainly because I'm a 70s kid myself, and these bring back memories -thank you!

...my grandmother's house still had a fully wood panelled living room in 2004. I tried for years to get her to even just paint the bloody thing, it made the room so dark, but no go.

I do love your gravel pit colour though, so maybe... ;D

Lovely! These would be nice both on interior and exterior walls

Would you consider making these as flooring as well? Because they would make fantastic wood floors.

This is probably a dumb question, but do I need Bon Voyage for these? Cuz I want them. But I don't have BV.

Aw, I'm glad people like these. And I'm glad I'm not the only 70s relic out here.

@Kattydid: No, you don't need BV at all. Walls and floors are always base-game compatible. I just used a wall that came with BV as a "base" for these, is all.

@Liv Lukas: Yeah, since I got AL and BV, I've been wanting to rework some of the wood floors that came with them to match my collection. The wall I used for this has matching floors so...Yeah, I'm sure they'll be a part of the Maxis Wood Floor Restoration Project, Part Deux.

@MacApple: *laughs* Yeah, when my now-ex-husband and I were building a house, we lived in this little trailer on the property, and it had not real paneling but this wallpaper that looked like paneling. It was ridiculous! But yeah, I can see trailers with these walls. Of course, it can look nice and upscale if you use it right, too, like SimCeleste said. So it's versatile! Yeah, that's it...

@dilemmalicious: I'll bet your grandmother's house was built/last redecorated in the 70s. But then, a friend of mine's house was only built a couple of years ago, and it has wood paneling and river rock walls in its family room, and it looks really nice. But then, that room has cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, so the darkness is not so much of a problem.

I really love the colours you use do you have a Photoshop Action of your colours you'd be happy to share?

Oops, just re-read my previous post and realized it may have sounded like an insult veiled in a compliment. It was meant as a compliment only, and I admire all your work.

What I should have said instead is that a few of the colors would work well in 70s style trailer homes. (Which I had not been able to find good paneling for till now.) However, some of the richer colors would look lovely in an up-scale home or mansion. As you said this is very versatile. "Send all our visitors to the parlor, Jeeves."

No, with the way I do recoloring, Photoshop actions wouldn't be useful to me. My process is a little different each time. So, I just have a list of color hex codes that I use as a "base" to keep things matching. I posted a list of them in this entry on my LiveJournal, if you're interested.

@MacApple: Oh, no worries! I didn't take what you said as an insult at all! Really! What you said is/was very true. Wood paneling (or a facsimile thereof, as I said) is often used in trailers, and these would work well for that...although if I was into grungy and shabby in my game, I'd make a nasty, dirty, damaged version of these and then use them in a dumpy old low-rent trailer park owned by a slum lord...but grungy and shabby isn't really my thing, I'm afraid. My Sims world is far too shiny-happy, in general.

I love these, thank you! =)

Love all your matching sets.My Downloads folder is bloated because of you lol.But I adore your work.

I think your father's design is also in my basement (which unfortunately, was decorated in such a way that we can't get rid of it...). Our entire house was apparently carpeted in the burnt-orange shag when my parents bought it in 1985ish, and the only remaining section is in my basement bedroom.

thanks these r nice

My daughter's bedroom was originally the downstairs den. She has kept the gold shag carpet with the remarkable dirt-hiding ability, and the dark paneling that makes the room dim and restful. She inherited my good taste, it appears.

Thanks, I will be using these.

Somehow, I've missed a few of your wall sets. I was in a middle of building a bunch of lots for yet another new hood and kept scrolling and scrolling, but very few iCad colors did I find in my walls. Must have accidently deleted them in my latest purge of files. Won't be doing that again. These are going to backup by the weekend.

You do such beautiful work, thank you.

Thank you !! :))

thx