Bead board ceiling ideas

The title of this post probably doesn't give you too much confidence in our renovation abilities. Don't get m

A vinyl bead board ceiling is easy to install, looks beautiful, resists moisture & looks like real wood bead board which makes it the perfect bathroom ceiling!

Today I am sharing how to install a beadboard ceiling! This DIY project is one of my favorite features in our boy's new bedroom!

Scrap Wood {Antique Bead Board} Address Sign - I had leftover scraps of antique bead board after finishing another project with the wood. I love bead board, an

Everything you need to know for how to bead-board a ceiling

Need to make some updates to your home and just waiting until you can afford it? Wait no longer! Even DIY projects can get really expensive, especially when it come to home repair and home improvement. However, this need not always be the case. There are many affordable ideas out there, you just have to

Ok, I’m going to try and make this a quickie post. I’ve got crown molding to paint, but I was very surprised at how well painting the bead board ceiling went. I’m pretty certain it’s because I had the right tools. After watching my dear husband deal with aches and pains after painting the bead board on the porch, I knew I’d have to come up with some better options. Here are my Quick tips for Painting Bead board ceiling. 1. Use a small roller and prep. Ceilings are always a chore to paint…

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

Alex & Wendy Santantonio on Instagram: "This #beadboard ceiling is one of the projects we’re most satisfied with. • When working on our laundry room we set out to keep as much ceiling height as possible, cover the insulation, keep the joists visible, and add a little interest to the basement. The result, our recessed beadboard ceiling 😍🤌🤌🤌 • The process was a relatively simple but very tedious one. Furring strips to support the beadboard, then measure, cut, fit, trim, fit, nail, repeat…

Emily and Shane hated their textured ceilings, but felt stuck with them because they weren’t ready to deal with the mess and trauma of drywalling. Finally, they just couldn’t take any more of those ceilings, “staring down at us,” so they took a gamble on another option, and boy, did it pay off. They covered it with beadboard! What a great way to give the ceiling a beautifully coffered look with surprisingly little effort and money.