What should I do with this wall?
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- 23 days agolast modified: 23 days agotsuweicherng thanked Patricia Colwell Consulting
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What should I do with these walls?!? (and ceiling)
Comments (3)Cost wise, painting is by far the less expense and work. The painted boards could be given added interest by applying a light glaze over the paint. If you go the drywall route, you might want to pull off a couple boards and see what is under it. If you are lucky, there might already be drywall under it. Some locales required this for fire code reasons....See MoreWhat should I do with this wall to the left of the mirror?
Comments (1)Pictures don't enlarge so we cannot see anything. Make sure they are jpg...See MoreWhat should I do with exterior walls
Comments (5)I wouldn't add any cladding. I think I'd find a different paint color that works better with the redwood deck. Maybe a dark sage green instead of the beige-y gray you currently have. This is Benjamin Moore's Heather Gray....See MoreWhat should I do on the wall behind a wood stove?
Comments (3)I would like to see the chimney and firewall be the same material. If it were mine, I'd probably add brick behind to match and paint it all white (with a heat resistant paint, of course). I would then think about a tile for the floor that is closer to the wood color (but not a wood look tile) so it blends in, or maybe make a statement with a patterned cement tile. Does your woodstove brand have matching stovepipe available? If so, I'd switch it out for burgundy pipe. I don't know the technical aspects of using tile, but some of these with white tile is a more modern/contemporary look than the brick. not this stone, but with matching burgundy stovepipe: white brick: tile? fun hearths: this one with white brick...See MoreRelated Professionals
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