Feels so good to see that Stephanie Lynn from Under the Table and Dreaming featured my Contact Paper Window Decal project. Thanks for the recognition from her and many of you that have left nice comments about it.
We mounted the loft TV on the wall last week. We knew we didn't want those ugly cords connected to the TV to be seen. I had done a few searches to see what our options were for hiding them. Turns out, there are several. My least favorite was the cord cover and I knew that wasn't going to work for me. Here are the pieces we bought from Home Depot. They are wall plates that allow you to pull the cords through but keep them hidden in the wall. After we figured out where we wanted the holes, using the template in the package, we cut a hole right under the TV mount for the cords coming from the TV. It made me a little nervous cutting a hole in the wall. The cords also needed a place to exit at the bottom. We cut the second hole straight down from the top one, right next to the outlet where the cords would be plugged in. To make it easier to get the dropped cords, we installed the top plate first. It just goes into the hol...
Now that the nursery walls are painted, I wanted to add a little something to them. I've always wanted to do a striped wall and here's my chance. I was noticing in my pinned nurseries, this one and this one had striped walls. I thought about stripes all over but decided to go with a striped accent wall instead. Here's the room with just the gray paint, Behr Silver Sateen. Entrance into the nursery. Closet wall This is the wall where the crib will go. I wanted to make this the accent wall. I chose to go with a simple white stripe to keep the room neutral since I will be adding bright colors later. The color I chose is Behr Snow Fall. I started by measuring my stripes. The wall is eight feet tall making it 96 inches but I wanted the stripes to be the same width the whole way down. Taking away the baseboard, that left me with 93 inches of wall to work on. I decided I wanted seven stripes, three white an...
After a long weekend and several week nights of painting, I can finally say the kitchen cabinets are done. Say hello to our new kitchen. The stools seem to disappear into the island. Not sure if I want to leave them this way or find some new ones. I could try to recover the seats and paint the legs. I removed the dark striped valance and it already brightened the kitchen by allowing more light in. I hope to find some fabric soon to make another window treatment. I was thinking about a roman shade. It wouldn't bother me to leave the window bare either. It thought going to darker cabinets would make the room feel dark but I think it actually adds another dimension. I found this rug at Target. It added more blue and I loved the whimsical play on chevron. So glad I went with stainless steel pulls instead of keeping the old nickel knobs. They pop off the b...
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