Faux wall

It all started with this very large blank wall in our dining room/kitchen. My first instinct was shiplap, but I wanted to try something new! Ever since I made my sons "Fire Station" I have wanted to use the brick paneling elsewhere. This was my chance a faux brick wall and here is how we did it!

Knowing how to build a "fake" wall, more appropriately known as a temporary wall, can come in handy when you want to enhance your privacy or change the layout of a room without actually altering its construction. You don't need to be a...

DIY faux brick wall in the dining toom of my home. Click here to see how I did this fun, affordable faux brick wall.

Knowing how to build a "fake" wall, more appropriately known as a temporary wall, can come in handy when you want to enhance your privacy or change the layout of a room without actually altering its construction. You don't need to be a...

I’m excited to share this project with you on the blog! I had been wanting and needing an office in my home for quite some time. The small desk in our bedroom kept doubling as a clothing rack and that's not the easiest way to stay organized lol. So closet office it was! I wanted this space to feel special and inspire me. I knew I was working with a small closet so I would need to lean into that. I decided that because there are no windows and it felt cave-like, I would run with that concept…

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Knowing how to build a "fake" wall, more appropriately known as a temporary wall, can come in handy when you want to enhance your privacy or change the layout of a room without actually altering its construction. You don't need to be a...

A few years ago I wrote about a distressed glazing technique which has a distressed feel to it, a way we developed to add visual texture to your walls that doesn’t like a stock rag rolling. Here, we take this process one step further. The look is both soft and contemporary, works well in urban environments, and is still livable. It’s unique every time, and in this example we’re emphasizing a linear quality, as if the “concrete” was poured into a wood formwork.

How to shiplap a wall. Here is everything it took us to complete this project.