Wallpaper within Dining Room Wall Frames

Is that the same room??!!! Oh my goodness, what a difference that makes. Gorgeous!

For the video if you select “share” and then “embed” and click on the “use old code” (or whatever that says) you can copy/paste it into your blog and voila ….

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

now that I’ve watched the video—impressive
And one question: you aren’t by chance a perfectionist, are you??? !! :D No wonder your work looks so wonderful.

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

Thanks, Deb -

Perfectionist? Nah! Unless that means I know every single place I’ve messed something up on every single project? But, don’t we all?? ;-)

Thanks for explaining how to insert the video – and for doing so above. I’m still somewhat new to the video stuff; it’s frankly kind of fun, though.

-- Mark, Jersey Shore, http://www.all-about-the-house.com

keep them coming.

and yes- that does hint at you being a perfectionist! lol

-- ~ Debbie, Ontario Canada

Mark, beautiful wall. You are doing an outstanding job.

-- A year into redoing my home - a year to go.

Fantastic work Mark. What a difference the trim details made.

-- The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes

Mark/Gary -

Thank you both—and Gary, I just noticed your signature line…

“The difference between a pro and an amateur, an amateur points out his mistakes”

Having ingested this for a few seconds – I love it. And I think your wisdom just turned me into a pro!

-- Mark, Jersey Shore, http://www.all-about-the-house.com

Great work Mark. My first impression of the dining room without the wallpaper was that it looked very nicely furnished and decorated, but a bit bare on the walls. The molding and paper was the perfect touch and it came out really well. I don’t think wallpaper can be old fashioned, just right or wrong, and your’s is absolutely right!

-- Mike an American living in Norway

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-- Mike an American living in Norway

Thanks, Mike -

Wallpapering is definitely not one of my favorite jobs; the “time limit” aspect always bothers me. I’m sure if I was doing it every week it would be just fine as you develop an optimal routine/procedure. But since I wallpaper maybe every 4-5 years on average, I have the knowledge that I “used to” know how to do it: but then as I start I think, “how the heck do I do this again?” Really appreciate your comment!

-- Mark, Jersey Shore, http://www.all-about-the-house.com

My wife is always the boss when we do any wallpapering (and on a number of other occasions as well). She is particularly good at corners, which I think many have problems with.

-- Mike an American living in Norway

This is inspiring! Months ago I actually found a beautiful wallpaper but didn’t just want to have complete wall covered in it. This gives me a way to break it up into accent pieces. Thank you!

-- She is up to the challenge!

You’re very welcome, blondetazz -

And I’ll add one thing further: I just completed a much more elaborate description of this project overall. There’s a video and a whole bunch of additional photos and description. As I write this, the new article is literally about 5 minutes old – and likely has some typos. ;-)

If it’s of further help – you can check it out at the link that follows on my web site:

Wallpaper within Dining Room Wall Frames

The video is a little dark as I shot it on a rainy day, but we do what we can…

-- Mark, Jersey Shore, http://www.all-about-the-house.com

I saw the video and yes it is very helpful…I love the trim work, especially around the door! I’m so excited to start my own project. I will keep watching! Thanks for guiding me!

-- She is up to the challenge!