After getting the initial inspiration photos for this wall, I knew I’d have to make a few adjustments to ensure the angles aligned with the stair railing.
In finish carpentry, demolition is about control. If you damage the side panels or vertical supports, you’ve just turned a modification into a rebuild. Which is never ideal. Check out this minor transformation.
In Olive Branch and Memphis homes, the key is balance. Some homes have a modern look while others are historic. I really love the variety of style here. It gives me a lot to work with.
This project started off simple with 10 foot walls and a drop ceiling. But over time, the design evolved and we built walls to the ceiling. This was tough.. Check it out!
Every piece of woodwork was spaced evenly and staggered for the effect. It was a tough creation, but definitely rewarding. The stairwell accent will surely catch the attention of houseguests. Green seems to be popular as all of the fall colors change.
I’ve done something similar to this in the past but every accent wall has unique qualities. Dimensions and design play a big role, but the focal point is what matters.
When you think about most homes these days, the black and white shiplap theme is everywhere. I didn’t want to mimic trends on this project. With full autonomy, I didn’t want tp follow the status quo..
Last month, I was interviewed for an article featured on Redfin about wainscoting. Aside from my personal definition, I provided tips on design and why a pro contractor is best.
