Well, we have a room that connects our kitchen to the garage. It kinda seems like it used to be a breezeway, and somewhere along the lines, someone turned it into a room. It's rather spacious, and has a wall of glass sliders that lead out to the deck and back yard. The previous owners used the space as a TV room/den, and we are planning on following suit.
This is the room that had the discolored wallpaper on the walls. Well, we tore that down only to find some more layers or paper on top of wood paneling with caulking in between the panels. We had been thinking about painting the room before we made this discovery, but now, in order to paint, we have to get rid of the paneling and put down some wall board...and then paint! So what did we decide to do instead? Find some more wallpaper!
We are going for a "natural" feel in this room. It gets a lot of light and leads to the yard, so we wanted something comfortable and not overdone, kind of like a soothing lounge space. We found some grasscloth wallpaper in a very light sage tint that will hopefully do the trick. These are some examples of the grasscloth wallpaper, just not in the color we chose. It has a really nice "linen-like" texture.
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The floors are a tan colored ceramic tile, and we purchased a jute rug to go in the middle of the room.
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We decided on this bench instead of a coffee table, but the fabric will be the one below.
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The pillows on the couch are the ones that came with furniture, but we decided on some different covers that will compliment the bench and color scheme a little better.
So that's what we've got for now. We will have a little chest/shelves below where the TV is hanging on the wall, a side table, and some plants and accessories. Can't wait to see this room actually come together, I think it will be a really relaxing space. What do you guys think?
So that's what we've got for now. We will have a little chest/shelves below where the TV is hanging on the wall, a side table, and some plants and accessories. Can't wait to see this room actually come together, I think it will be a really relaxing space. What do you guys think?
















