Me and my boy
I really wanted to do something different for the master bedroom headboard "feature" wall. I considered: painting (too easy), grass cloth (too expensive), pallet wood (too trendy). Anyway, I decided on a nice wood treatment using thin tongue-n-groove pine planking. I found a cool inexpensive product from Lowe's that I used for the installation. You can see the progress and finished wall below.
Horizontal planked pine "feature wall" in the master bedroom
Yes, the painting continues. With the entire family at the cottage, I really couldn't get too much painting done because of the large mess. However, I was able to trim Anna's room along the corners and ceiling with the first coat. We chose a pale light green as the next selection in the beach palette for the entire cottage. So far, so good, every color looks cohesive with the rest of the other colors. This is a good thing.
Anna's room trimmed
LOOKING AHEAD
We are slowly, but steadily, approaching the final design phase of this cottage project. I can't wait to finally get to the fun part where we get to furnish, decorate, accessorize, etc. Bonnie and me have been thinking, planning, measuring, buying and waiting for this for years! Much more to come in future posts.
Next steps:
We are slowly, but steadily, approaching the final design phase of this cottage project. I can't wait to finally get to the fun part where we get to furnish, decorate, accessorize, etc. Bonnie and me have been thinking, planning, measuring, buying and waiting for this for years! Much more to come in future posts.
Next steps:
- More painting
- Build out a small deck to top the catch-basin
- Buy the flooring
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