Beadboard attic

Cottage attic bedroom features beadboard ceiling and walls lined with swing arm wall sconces above a storage bed dressed in white bedding atop a jute rug.

Personally, I feel you can never have too much beadboard in your house. It’s classic and fun all at once. It’s elegant yet cottage-chic. Beadboard lends a clean look to any room and is an easy way to add architectural detail to plain old walls. Shoot, you can even apply it to stock cabinetry, giving... Read more

When there's a will beadboard, there's a way. I've pretty much figured out how to work beadboard into just about every room in our house. Seriously...there's the bathroom ceiling slant, the ceiling slant in our bedroom, the original (and solid wood) beadboard on our porch ceiling, backing our kitchen coat closet, and on the staircase risers. That makes half our rooms containing beadboard of some sort. So when it came down to the Etsy office and the decision to beadboard or not to beadboard…

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Adding beautiful architectural interest to your home not only adds value, but also makes your home yours. Clearly, there are many ways you can add details to yo…

For our bedroom I wanted to do something dramatic on the ceiling so we installed beadboard and here's how we did it!

I want some more of it. I tried...so hard...I can't rise above it. Don't know what it is but those little gals love it. I like it. I love it. I want some more of it. Bead board, that is. Now that the Tim McGraw intro is over. Now that song is stuck in your head isn't it?! But yes, it seems that I can't get enough bead board these days. It's in our bathroom, on the staircase risers, in the kitchen coat closet, and now it is in our master bedroom. Voila: