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opinions on painting pine wall
We have a 1950's ranch and almost everything has been updated thus far,
except for what we call the mud room. This is about a 15x15 foot heated room between the garage and rest of house that has glossy pine tongue and groove walls and ceiling. Originally I was planning on tearing out the walls and ceiling and replacing with standard drywall, but I'm starting to wonder if that would be a big mistake (maybe we should keep it for character). I'm starting to think I could paint the panelling white (using a strong primer then oil based paint). This would sort of give the beach house/cabin look I think. Does this sound doable? Do you think this will look all right or cheesey, or am I convincing myself that it will look decent knowing it will save a lot of time/money? Would you do BOTH walls and ceiling white, or just walls leaving the ceiling a glossy pine? |
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