Create a Geometric Focal Wall With Trim
A bold paint color and simple molding turn a bare wall into a stunning, graphic focal point.
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Materials Needed:
- graph paper
- pencil
- 1X2 primed MDF trim
- semi-gloss paint
- spackle
- spackle knife
- caulk
- caulk gun
- circular saw
- hammer
- nail punch
- nail gun
- nails
- finishing nails
- painter's tape
- liquid bonding adhesive
Measure Wall
Use tape measure to determine the proper height and width of wall.
Create Design
Referring to the dimensions, create an original design on graph paper using pencil. Note: This will vary depending on the size of your wall. In the video how-to, the five vertical pieces of trim are 21 inches apart, with the horizontal pieces starting either 10 inches or 21 inches from the ceiling.
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