How to plank your walls
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This is absolutely gorgeous! I'm in love :) -
what a beautiful look. It really does add alot of character but subtly. I'm in love too! -
Very interesting. My backsplash was once covered in Formica and of course when we pulled it off, it really messed up the wall. I puttied it to get a smooth-enough surface for wallpaper, but now that wallpapered backsplash is due for a change - this could be a solution. Thanks for the idea. -
Wow, love i,t and the color of the bottom cabinets to die for. please tell what brand and color? -
Debbi - It's Gray's Harbor by Sherwin Williams -
I love this cottage/farmhouse look! Beautiful jub, I am going to keep this in mind for an upcoming client project! -
Wow I love that look! Talk about Farmhouse Fresh! It really dresses up that dining room immesurably too, what a beautiful look! -
I'm planning on doing this in our entry!!! Love how yours came out!! :) -
What shade of BLUE did y'all use for the bottom cabinets? Sherwin Williams paint, I know. (You stated this.) Been planning on putting up at least ONE plank wall in my home. No wood anywhere in this place. Am, also, thinking about "planking" the ceiling, or maybe just the ceiling with a wainscot. Love your kitchen! -
Nancy..it's Gray's Harbor.
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Ashley @ Domestic Imperfection, I used the items in the pictures to "move out" my outlets when I tiled the baksplash in the kitchen. -
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Moving out the outlets allows for the proper clearance for the outlet/switch plate which help keep kitchen messes out of the box. Splattered pancake batter and stray ketchup/bbq sauce are the biggest offenders at my house.
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Ashley- looks BEAUTIFUL! Where did you purchase the counter tops? Are they butcher block? thanks!
