renos, to ends of kitchen cabinets, to inset door panels in furniture, there are tons of use for beadboard wallpaper. I loved it so much I started selling it in my online shop, off my blog, Southern Hospitality. Here's a link to a bathroom project using it: http://southernhospitalityblog.com/beadboar...

actually reduces the rooms overall square footage) making furniture placement difficult. The space also had dark navy wood trim accents and oak wood panels on the wall. I color washed the walls with a 2 to 1 mixture of Behr Creamy Mushroom paint and water. I placed a wrought iron bed into the space where the headboard gives the feeling of openness and transparency. Other touches such as a small nightstand, garment hooks and and old trunk complete the space. It's tight but cozy! For a closer look visit http://topthistopthat.blogspot.com/2012/01/h...

painted it. Once again, all my furniture in here is 2'nd hand :)

once again, you can see all the photos at http://vinnord.blogspot.no/2011/08/before-af...

distress/glaze the cabinets, and change the hardware. Oh and re-paint the walls in a lighter color- let's never forget the power of paint! It's amazing how much of a difference a few changes can make. You can read all about the transformation here - http://www.ourfifthhouse.com/2012/02/labor-o...