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I'm betting that behind it is drywall. It looks like someone just wanted an accent wall for I'm guessing furniture(chairs) to not bang against a softer material like drywall. I'd check behind it first, you might get a nice surprise.
What they did was staple a horizontal slat, then some extra vertical slats, and painted the bottom half of the wall blue.
It's all plaster except for the crappy wood slats they stapled on. LOL.
I found some old photos from before they did this, it was a perfectly fine wall. Maybe a little plain, but fine!
Just remove them and give it a coat of paint then. Or are you wanting to change it to something else thats not plaster?
That's the minimalist basic plan, yeah. Hoping to do something complimentary above the bookshelves though.
Maybe art?