Special thanks to our new blogger, Shannon VandenBosch from our Plainfield store for submitting this article!
Painting a room can be an inexpensive way to redecorate, but it is sooooo plain! There is no texture, no dimension, or pattern. Almost everyone has plain, painted walls. BORING!!!
So let's talk about wallcovering, specifically paintable wallcoverings. Take a look at the pictures showing 4 different patterns painted in the same color, Benjamin Moore's 2029-50, potpourri green. Because these patterns are dimensional, they create visual interest and can express one's style, if you will. Plus, this product we sell from one of our suppliers is environmentally friendly and breathable. Because it is made from non-woven material, it is as easy to install as it is to remove. Each pattern can be used alone or paired with other prints to create a paneled effect or as a wide border between patterns.
HOW TO:
- To begin this project, the walls need to be clean, dry, and primed.
- Use a light-weight, pre-mixed adhesive for non-woven wallcoverings.
- Cut wallcovering according to size needed, paste the wall, press each strip into place, and smooth out air bubbles.
- Trim excess and remove any paste on the front of the pattern with clear water and a sponge.
- Wait 24 hours for the paper to dry and then paint with a latex paint in any sheen.
Now you have created a space that not only has personality, but it is out of the ordinary!
I like, what's nice is it isn't permanent. If I want to change the texture I can. Great ideal. Love it.
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