Smooth wall, wood paneling

[HZL]

Wondering if anyone has good tips on how to easily (and stylishly) change a wooden panel indoors?

It involves walls and ceiling in a "conservatory" but I think they are insulated.
Ideally, I would like to have plaster or an alternative with the same feel, like lime paint.

Can you put drywall directly on the panel?

Sincerely, grateful beginner

 

[fribygg]

It should work perfectly if you find something sturdy under the panel to screw the drywall into; however, if the glespanel is missing, it might be a good idea to add one.

 

[HZL]

It should work excellently if you find something sturdy under the panel to screw the gypsum into; however, if there is no sparse panel, it might be a good idea to add one.

Do you think moisture/condensation in the gaps created behind the gypsum will be a problem?

 

[Oldboy]

Can you put drywall directly on the panel?

In principle, yes.

As long as the panel is sufficiently well fastened, as well as what it's attached to.
If it's a thin 12 mm panel, it requires 30-40 cm center-to-center joists or battens underneath; otherwise, there's a risk of sagging.
You can get a sense of this by pressing lightly on the ceiling at various points to feel how much it flexes, assuming the fastening isn't visible.

Edit: It might be good to read the entire thread before answering... 😳

Condensation will not be a problem.