Diy chair rail ideas

Thank you for waiting for this post. I know some of you have been patiently waiting for the “JustaGirl” version of this. I will say that after searching every single board and batten project out there, everyone’s is slightly different. As a matter of fact, I don’t even know if mine constitutes as B&B. But—that’s

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$30 DIY Board and Batten - Our front entryway needed a big time refreshing. It faces the north, so it doesn't ever get a lot of natural light and it was just to

Historically, chair rails were installed in homes to protect walls from the backs of moving chairs in small dining rooms. Because of this, you'll notice chair rails in older homes are almost always installed at around 30 inches from the floor, the height of a chair.

You can install a chair rail in a weekend and go on reap the visual and practical benefits of this molding type for years to come. Here's how.

We refreshed, renewed and redid the dining room not long ago– and learned a lot in the process! Here’show we installed the chair rail -- the basic tutorial vers…

We recently added some more faux wainscoting to the walls in our basement. This room definitely needed a little something extra down there to brighten it up and to add some more interesting details! Adding some DIY faux wainscoting is actually really easy to do. Today I want to share with you the step by

I’ve always dreamed of having a cozy little coffee bar in my home, and this chair rail (yes I used chair rail) & pole wrap combo did not disappoint! 😃...