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Painting trim is the absolute worst. I think I've said that about ceilings but now that I'm past the ceilings and onto the trim, I can whole-heartedly shift my opinion. It's tedious and time-consuming and...the worst. But, I've picked up a few tips along the way (this is my second time painting alllll the trim in the house after all) that I'll pass on to you in case you're ever staring down the miles of *insert ugly color* trim. First, a picture of the current sitch in our entry. Feast your…

Learn how to paint stripes on walls to make small bedrooms appear larger. This easy painting tutorial shows you how to paint straight horizontal stripes without a laser level!

You won't believe how easy it is to add a scallop border to your wall paint! Here's how to do it.

Not everything about writing a blog is fun and roses. But one of the things I love most about blogging being a part of my life is that it gives me so many kicks up the butt – deadlines and incentives to finally get my act together and do something. I need these kicks up the butt, guys! Otherwise I would never make decisions and actually get things done. And

We are sharing a super easy DIY on how to paint this adorable scalloped wall border! This is perfect for a playroom or kids bedroom.

Do you have a large blank wall you need to spruce up!? Look no further than these customizable striped wall decals! Peel + Stick your way to the easiest room refresh. These striped wall decals can be placed horizontal OR vertical OR slanted! They are put up separate, so you can decide the spacing. They are perfect for renters or an office/workspace. No paint, no mess! These decals are also reusable, which makes installing a breeze. You can also move them from place to place if you get bored…

I have a new accent wall in my entryway — a dark purple wall with a Greek key border. Now if you’re thinking to yourself, “Wait. What just happened? I could have sworn there was grasscloth there,” then that means you missed this post on Instagram. Unfortunately, there was no fixing it. And the more...

You can boost a low ceiling using color contrasts. Paint the walls darker than the ceiling (use any two colors, or shades of a color, that you wish). Then,

I did a painted border in a small bathroom. I cut out a wave pattern on an old cardboard box flap and traced that on the wall. Then painted the two colors on the wall and added swirls to the ends of the pattern. It's a little difficult to see, but I painted the ceiling the same color as the border.