Beadboard Wallpaper Project Southern Hospitality. Beadboard Wallpaper Party Southern Hospitality. I hope you all are ready for some fun today. Prepared to be inspired to try something new In case you missed my kitchen project using beadboard wallpaper, that is the one that got me hooked. Go back and check that out if you  missed it. After using it so successfully on the ends of my kitchen and bathroom cabinets, I was itching to try it in some other spots and this bathroom makeover seemed like the perfect place to do that. I laid out the wallpaper in my livingroom floor and began cutting the pieces, after deciding the height I wanted the paper to come to on the wall. And the decision was made to have the chair rail sit right on top of the light switch on this wall, so thats where my line went. I made the brilliant deduction that putting up the paper first would be the way to go. Then, I would add the chair rail molding right on top of the paper. Easy  I bought one 8 length of chair rail molding and cut it to fit this wall space with my mitre box. Then, again I wet the back of the pre pasted paper in the bathtub and let it sit for 5 minutes before applying it right to the wall. No priming necessary. You showed dozens of your stately and inviting hearths and mantels. Now see which ones were finalists in our annual Reader Remodel Contest. I got all the pieces cut and hung up, being careful to cut around the light switch. As I did in the kitchen, I went back with some caulking and added that in the seams to make them disappear even more. A couple of spots on my seams seemed to dry out too fast without sticking, so I took some craft glue and swiped it down the inside edges and pressed down really good. So, if you have that problem, just add a tiny bit of glue to the edges. Then caulk  After painting it all with your trim paint, it shouldnt come up at all. I prepainted the molding with 2 coats of my white trim paint and then hammered it in place with some finish nails. This time I did a better job of counter sinking them and caulking to hide them. See that tiny little wall edge to the left  I wrapped the wallpaper around that corner too, just for continuity. After 2 coats of trim paint on the paper and touch ups on the molding, that was all there was to it. Truly an easy project and I think a great way to add some architectural interest to a small room. I thought that just this one wall was all that was needed and I really love it. The Antique White paint really transformed this space too and I love the lighter color and feel in here. And with the light switch cover back in place, it looks like a new room. Here are a few closeups so you can see how it looks. It really does look like the real thing, but of course, it doesnt FEEL like the real thing. That I can live with. To  me, this is the perfect solution if you dont want to go to the trouble of cutting real beadboard and taking out baseboards. This is the next best thing, for a very cost effective price. I spent 2. And I still have a little bit left for something else. If  you didnt see the entire makeover on this bathroom, go over to the Homegoods giveaway post to see it all. Its quite the transformation  In fact, if you havent signed up yet, the giveaway will be on for almost a month, so dont miss out. Im very happy to say that Im now carrying the Wall Doctor Graham Brown paintable beadboard wallpaper in my online shop so click HERE to order it for yourself  You will love this stuff There are other versions of this wallpaper, but I can tell you the Graham Brown version is the ONLY one I would use. The others pale in comparison. One of my readers, Kristen, who doesnt have a blog also used the beadboard wallpaper on her kitchen backsplash, so Im going to share those with you here Doesnt Kristen have a beautiful kitchen She used the beadboard wallpaper to cover a handmade tile backsplash that wasnt her style and this was a good temporary solution until she commits to something else. She said shed love to use it in more spots too. Msi Radeon Hd 4350 Driver. Thanks, Kristen for sharing your project with us too So, I cant wait to see what yall have done with beadboard wallpaper. You know how to play  add your link to Mr. How To Install Beadboard Paneling Over Drywall Install Hardy' title='How To Install Beadboard Paneling Over Drywall Install Hardy' />Linky so that we can all come by and see your project too. This is going to be fun Be sure and add your permalink the link to your post and not just your blog address. 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