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Architectural products used:
Classic panel molding set
or
Pacifica panel molding with corner inserts
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Featured Project:
Framed Wall Panels
As shown in Red Book Magazine
in article "Instant Drama"
by Jennifer Jafarzadeh
photographed by
Alexandra Rowley
stylist: Matthew Gleason |
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Create Architecture with
Wall Panels
Framing paper in decorative molding adds a luxe look to a large wall or hallway.
Choose a graphic pattern in neutral tones for a look that impresses but doesn't
overwhelm.
Shown:
Classic I panel molding, $20 for 8-foot length, and Classic Molding Comer II
comer pieces, $9 each, invitinghome.com
Grand Jubilee wallpaper in Cream, $90 for 5-yard roll, modgreenpod.com
Natural Floors Handscraped Old Oak
flooring, $6.90 per square foot, lowes.com |
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Supplies:
tape measure, wallpaper, Inviting Home's decorative molding and corners with adhesive
for molding installation, wallpaper brush, wallpaper paste, miter saw, putty knife,
spackling paste, sandpaper, small angled paintbrush, semi-gloss-finish
paint.
1. Determine the placement of the panels on your wall. We
centered our panels 6 inches above the baseboard, 6 inches below the
crown molding, 6 inches in from the door frame, and 6 inches from each
other. Measure paper to fit; use a molding corner to trace the round
arch for each panel corner. Cut along traced lines. Paste wallpaper onto
wall.
2. Glue molding corners onto each arch.
3. Using miter saw, cut molding pieces to create a seam with
molding corners. Glue 4 molding strips onto wall. Repeat process for
each panel.
4. Using putty knife, patch seams with spackling paste. Sand
seams to smooth down.
5. Paint each molding frame carefully— hold scrap paper up to the
wallpaper side of the molding as you paint to protect wallpaper
(painter's tape can damage wallpaper). Use a moist, clean cloth for
drips.
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