Woodchip wallpaper disguise

Woodchip wallpaper is plain disgusting, and I am currently waging a one-woman war to get it off our walls! The anaglypta wallpaper is not far behind – its swirly patterns taunting me as I walk past…

No nails. No paint. No wallpaper. If you are a renter, you must be familiar with these rules. Yet the desire to make our temporary homes look good motivates us to be creative. Here'

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If you haven't heard of woodchip wallpaper, you are not missing out. It's often very tired-looking, dated and infamous in the DIY world for being extremely difficult to remove. Whilst I'm sure it was once the latest trend in wall decoration, it certainly isn't now, and when we moved in we found the whole living room of our house coated with several layers of the stuff. We set aside a whole weekend, determined to be rid of it and get some paint up on the walls! This kind of job is made much…

You love the wallpaper trend, but your walls are textured. Can you put wallpaper on textured walls? I'm sharing my real life results!

Though some types of wall coverings can be expensive, there are plenty of ways you can cover walls on a budget, including using peel-and-stick tiles, wooden cladding, and wallpaper.

One of the things I was hoping for when purchasing a period property was to find little surprises like this this will become a little project of mine to restore back to its former glory, we are thinking of moving it into the dining area to become a key feature in our living space.

woodchip wallpaper..once on your walls you were stuck with it forever...or so it seemed lol

When we first moved into our house, both bedrooms were covered in HIDEOUS wallpaper - see below....if you dare. OK, so, the green may not have been that bad, but the maroon, brown and blue wallpaper had to go. Before I took on the task of removing the wallpaper I did a quick Pinterest search to prepare myself. Most said it was a messy process and hard work, but fairly pain-free.....ERNT. WRONG. My experience was not pain-free! We're talking 'stub your pinky toe on a wooden coffee table'…

If you no longer love the look of wood paneling, you don’t need to remove it. Learn four ways to cover wood paneling for a fresh look.