After some textured bead-board wallpaper and some glossy black paint, I have this:
Before & After one more time:
The whole project cost me around $25.00 for wallpaper and paint. Not too bad for such a dramatic change!
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It looks great. I love seeing all your frugal projects.
ReplyDeleteThat's a fabulous transformation. We used the same wallpaper for our back splash and it looks terrific ... I highly recommend folks try it.
ReplyDeleteWow! That really turned out nicely. It really pulls the room together!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! And now I'm kicking myself for not knowing there was such a thing as that wall paper after just doing the bathroom with the real deal....
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteLove how it ties with with the rest of the kitchen/diningroom colors. A great $20 investment. Nicely done, Heather.
ReplyDeleteI have the same problem and I was thinking beadboard. This is a much easier solution. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous! Thanks for sharing another great idea.
ReplyDeleteOk so I have been eagerly reading your kitchen redo w/ this wallpaper stuff and literally dreaming about doing it. However I have tile. Since you have used this wallpaper stuff do you think it would be acceptable to put over tile?
ReplyDeleteDepending on how deep the grooves are between the tile, you may need to put some kind of filler over the grout so the outline of the tile doesn't show through. That said, the beadboard wallpaper I used was quite thick, so it may work right over the tile with no other prep. I suggest doing just one piece of wallpaper right over the tile and see how it dries. Cheers!
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WOW! I didn't know you could get walpaper like that. I would have never known that was walpaper if you didn't say that.
ReplyDeleteNice work, v impressive!
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