Superfresco Paintable Beadboard White Durable Wallpaper Roll - Heavy Duty - Paste The Paper Application - Traditional Design - Suitable for Any Room - 4 Wall Design

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After install the wallpaper in both places I learned a lot and discovered a few things I like about it and a few things that I don’t. Let’s start with the pros. Have old, outdated grasscloth wallpaper? No problem. Did you know you can paint it? Follow these step by step instructions from ‘ Sarah M Levy‘. Next use a wallpaper brush (I used a paint roller with a clean nap on it) and push any bubbles or wrinkles out of the wallpaper. You want to smooth the paper completely. You can also use a wallpaper squeegee to smooth it. I worked with an apron on and it was a lifesaver on this project. That is probably one of my best tips for you! Wallpapering is a touch messy.

Now you can use that last tutorial and be inspired by these next photos that use paintable textured wallpaper as the star of the room. It looks a lot like the real thing. If I didn’t know it was wallpaper I would think that it’s the real thing. If you want the beadboard look, you’ll get it with this! Finally, ‘ Shabby Love‘ used beadboard wallpaper to create that cottage look in her kitchen. She did walls and cabinets doors as well. Great makeover!

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Here is an example of using grasscloth wallpaper in a bathroom to add texture. Love the navy blue contrasting with the white shiplap! From ‘ Susan W Interiors‘.

You can use that exact same tutorial to makeover a dresser with embossed wallpaper just like they did over at ‘ BHG‘. Jenna Sue Designs‘ used white textured wallpaper and spray adhesive to makeover this simple cabinet. She has tons of step by step photos, and even tells you what worked, and what didn’t in this project. Remember, this paper is paintable too! When I was redecorating my bedroom into an English garden feel I bought some traditional wallpaper on a whim. Of course, I didn’t buy enough, so I had to make it work. I actually love the way it turned out and think this wall has even more charm than if it were all floral wallpaper. I decided if I did a beadboard accent on the bottom portion of the wall and used the floral wallpaper on top I could make the amount of wallpaper I had work. And I’m happy to say IT DID!

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Allow the paste to activate for 5 to 10 minutes. Your wallpaper will have instructions particular to it on the label, so refer to those for the timing needed. I would activate two strips at a time and once the first strip was hung, activate the next two so I could work continuously. Do not activate them all at once. You can’t move that fast through this process! Start with a plumb line. Do this by drawing a vertical line away from the corner or start point you will begin to hang the wallpaper. This line should be marked off at width slightly shorter than your paper so that you can run the edge of the paper down the line and over the beginning corner. Be sure to use a long level or hang a plumb line to start off straight and correct. Your whole project hangs on the straightness of this line! Trust me, your walls and corners are not straight on their own, so you have to find and make your own straight line.