Hello all, new here, but needing some expert advice. We bought our house last year and are now wanting to make it our own. Our house was built in 1939 and under many layers of wallpaper throughout the interior the walls are covered with a very solid, very unattractive horizontal slat boards. They do not appear to be tongue in groove, but are covered in nails and are generally unattractive. The wall papering shows undulations throughout so this isn't the best option. We had considered cleaning some of these wood walls and having them on display, but this would not be efficient or attractive due to the amount of nails in them. My question is this: What would be the best covering for these walls? Drywall? Panelling? Plaster? I am at a loss and would love some advice on this. Thanks so much. Sorry I do not have a picture. Maybe I can upload one later.

So I have gotten pretty much the whole bathroom re-drywalled, but I have a sink counter that goes from wall to wall and the drywall goes behind it. The old drywall has wallpaper that we are replacing with textured paint. Here is what it looks like right now: [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/u2sLe9e.jpg[/IMG] I tried peeling off the wallpaper before, and it pulls the green anti-mold sheet away as well and leaves a nasty rough cardboard look that wouldn't be very paintable. Obviously the correct way to do it would be remove the counter, and change the entirety of the drywall, but that's not gonna happen. Any tips on this?