Painting pine walls before and after

I recently asked the question What Would You Do In This Space? about a dark, paneled space that I encouraged the sellers to paint. Thankfully they wer...

FacebookTweetPin171 Hello! I’m finally done with the Room Full O’Knotty Pine, and I couldn’t be happier with the end result. Was it a big project? Yes. Was it worth it? Absolutely! I plan on doing a follow-up on this project once my friend and her family are moved in and settled. I know that she will put her own stylish stamp on this house, and it will be quite the transformation when it’s all said and done. First, a quick side by side before and after: Even without furniture, it’s off to a…

When Brooke and Luke found out they were expecting a baby boy, they decided to turn their office into a nursery. The problem was, it felt like more of a “man room” than a little guy’s nursery with its dark, knotty pine walls. So Brooke and Luke decided to roll up their sleeves and work a little magic with primer and paint. It was a lot of work, but the end result is stunning:For more photos and details, check out Brooke’s blog, Life in Bridgetown.Thanks, Brooke!

Talk about a really great makeover, on a budget! Look at the Before and Afters of Lynn Bloomer's basement. I love the grey and white tones...they were perfect to calm it down. Not to mention the white painted fireplace...much much better. And the sofas? These aren't even new sofas! They are slipcovers. Yummy. For the wallet and soul alike. Great job Lynn! Paint out the brick on your fireplace? At first I was uncertain, but now I say YES! Much calmer and much cozier now... Love the grey…

My dining room at the fifties fixer upper may not be completely done at this point, but it has come a long way since I bought the house in the fall of 2017… so I think it is time for an update.

Before and after: Old wall paneling primed and painted. spencerpainting.us #spencerpainting

When the folks at Fixing It Fancy bought their home in Hudson, Wisconsin, they knew they had a lot of work ahead of them. They powered through the wood-paneled home room-by-room. Here’s a look at what they dreamed up in their bedroom… They began with tearing down the wood paneled walls. They decided on keeping the panel on the ceiling and painting it white, which really gave a nice, open and airy quality to a once claustrophobic room.

The moment you’ve all been waiting for is here! And by all, I mean probably a handful of you, but I’d like to think everyone is on the edge of their seats waiting for my

Before and after: dark stain refinished floors, gray walls, white trim and beams