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Creative Ways to Use Wood in Modern Las Vegas Homes

  • chantel446
  • Oct 31
  • 2 min read

In Las Vegas, modern homes often feature clean lines, open spaces, and neutral tones. But there’s one design element that never goes out of style — wood. Whether it’s through custom cabinetry, accent walls, or ceiling beams, wood brings warmth and texture that perfectly balances the city’s sleek, contemporary architecture.

Modern living room with beige sofas, a brown ottoman, and wooden accents. Large windows reveal a desert mountain view, creating a serene mood.
Modern luxury meets serene desert views in this open-concept living room, featuring sleek wooden finishes, large windows, and minimalist decor for a tranquil and stylish retreat.

1. Accent Walls That Steal the Spotlight

One of the easiest ways to incorporate wood into your home is through a custom accent wall. From vertical slats to herringbone patterns, wood walls create a focal point that elevates any space — especially living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways.

Selhorst Woodworks specializes in custom accent walls that reflect your style, whether rustic, modern, or mid-century inspired.

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2. Built-Ins That Maximize Space and Style

In a city where square footage is valuable, built-in shelving and cabinets are a smart way to combine function and beauty. These pieces create extra storage without crowding the room, and the craftsmanship of natural wood ensures durability and character.

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3. Ceiling Details That Add Drama

Accent ceilings — also called the “fifth wall” — are a growing trend in modern interiors. Adding wood beams, slats, or paneling can completely change how a space feels, drawing the eye upward and giving rooms a polished, architectural look.

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Whether you’re updating a single room or planning a full remodel, wood is the timeless element that connects modern design with comfort.


At Selhorst Woodworks, we bring craftsmanship, creativity, and care to every project — transforming homes across Las Vegas with stunning, custom-built wood designs.



 
 
 

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