Got some more work done in the Kitchen and Dining Room this past week, woo hoo!
My mom and her husband gave us some beadboard they had left over from a project they had recently worked on, so we put it to good use as a backsplash in our Kitchen. Here are some photos of the project from start til now:
I also finally picked out some fabric for my Dining Room curtains.
I went with something kind of unconventional. I chose burlap!
It was $2.16/yard, and required very little sewing. I just hemmed the top and the bottom, attached the panels to some ring clips, and voila! Instant custom-length drapery panels for 28 bucks total! I love the “cottage-chic” look of them, and being the texture-junkie that I am, they are the perfect choice for me.
(I need to get a couple more packages of the ring clips, so the folds aren’t quite as deep.)
Love the glass finials on the ends of this rod:
The Lettered Cottage is finally starting to feel like a home. We closed on this house on October 31st last year…times flies when you’re having fun remodeling…
I love the beadboard! Did you add trim where the beadboard meets the counter? I can’t tell from the picture. By the way, I was at Scott’s yesterday and looked for you! Hoping you were there!
Oh I like the beadboard! I learned how to use the nail gun this weekend so I am thinking about putting some up as the backsplash in my kitchen 🙂
I love the beadboard! and have been thinking of adding it to my kitchen. What is the actual height of the beadboard?
Thanks
I too am curious on the height of your beadboard . . .