The shelf in the corner is cute but it and the picture to the left need to come down. Too much hanging in the same area at the same height. Every space on a wall doesn't have to be filled with something.
Why not? There's even peel and stick beadboard wallpaper. Or if you have access to a saw, there's large beadboard wall panels for about $20 each at home improvement stores. Already primed, you could add trim molding and paint. Would look really cute.
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As long as you're sure that the watery glue won't swell the woodish looking material, you could just try to use beadboard paneling https://www.homedepot.com/b/Lumber-Composites-Paneling/Beadboard/N-5yc1vZbqp3Z1z0p5et
Would you please clarify? I'm not sure what your question or problem is.. and I'd like to help you.
The shelf in the corner is cute but it and the picture to the left need to come down. Too much hanging in the same area at the same height. Every space on a wall doesn't have to be filled with something.
I see know reason why not................
I think beadboard wallpaper would look very nice on the lower half of your walls. Right up to the boarder.
Why not? There's even peel and stick beadboard wallpaper. Or if you have access to a saw, there's large beadboard wall panels for about $20 each at home improvement stores. Already primed, you could add trim molding and paint. Would look really cute.