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Hi Wendy, You can buy different types of panelling from most large DIY stores in the UK. Most are made from MDF and/or ply and can be painted to get the result you would like. Why not have a wee look online to see who has the style you would prefer. Alternatively a good joiner would be able to panel and bead it for you. You would probably want to have a good joiner to install them either way, as it is the proper installation that makes the end result look amazing! Timeless and very practical. I love it!

Thank you both for taking the time to respond! Yes, I need to be careful, since the beams will stay as bare dark wood, to factor in their colour. The curtains, not the one you can see, but the main curtains have a slightly yellowish background so it needs to be a warm-tinged colour. The pannelling isn't actually very good wood or we would keep it and it's been stained very dark at some point. I think we will go with Inchyra blue, which looks very dark on the colour card but isn't when swatched on lining paper. It's described as aged blue grey, but for me almost has a warm greeny feel. Def a warm grey. I change my mind daily, but I need to chose tomorrow to order paint! I'll post in a couple of weeks when it's done/

Hi Minnie, thanks for your reply. The paint brand is Johnstone's. My wife also thought Brilliant white might be too cold so we are now considering something with a little bit more warmth, possibly a more 'creamy' colour. The living room faces West, the dining room East - the living room gets the sun in the evening. The paneling would be going around the inside edge of the arch, basically an architrave that wraps the sides and the under edge. I have had it suggested to me that we paint the two window walls and the archway in blue as that will link the rooms together whilst ensuring that the colour is visible regardless of which room you are in or where you are sat? The boards will stay exposed though we are sanding them are treating with a light oak coloured varnish. Furniture wise, the sofa is an beige/mocha fleck colour, dining table is 'shabby chic' wooden top with white legs, Coffee table is wood topped with white legs.