When we moved into our house 5 years ago, I was in love with the color brown and we painted our bedroom Palm Dessert Tan by Benjamin Moore. I like it fine, but after years of brown, our room started to feel dull. I would have repainted the whole thing, except it took brad forever to paint the room initially. And neither of us felt like doing it all over again. (Yes, I actually help paint too)
I am totally into the chevron rage. I think it is so fun. So, I proposed the idea to Brad on doing a chevron wall! I thought it would give our room a little lift. I feel like it is still elegant, but now has a little kick to it. It didn't take nearly as long as I thought it would. If it weren't for the kids trying to "help," Brad could have knocked out the whole thing in probably 6 hours. We took a break and finished it the next day. Brad did all of the taping off, and then we did the painting together. There was alot of math and taping involved, and my next post, I will have Brad post the instructions exactly how to do it. I orignally was going to do the chevron stripes 2 colors lighter than the brown with a different finish, but my sister in law encouraged me to go with a cool color since the brown is warm. I'm so glad I took her advice. The beauty of it is we didn't have to spend any money. I already had left over paint from our cream hallway color. I used that, AND it matches my curtains.
Instructions on the chevron wall to come......
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