How to Create an Accent Wall ?

Accent walls are still popular in the decorating industry. Because of their versatility, these simple and attractive color accents will always be popular. You have an infinite number of paint colors to choose from for your accent wall, as well as other surfaces and materials. Even the placement of your accent wall is entirely subjective. Because your home is one-of-a-kind, your accent wall should be as well. Accent walls can be employed in any room if you understand the important dos and don'ts.

Note: Please keep in mind that these instructions are universal and can be used to any pattern of wall paneling – they are not exclusive to my particular paneling design. So, regardless of the sort of paneling you choose to install (squares, straight board, and batten, herringbone, or something altogether different), the essential "how-to" instructions are the same.

What Exactly Is an Accent Wall?

An accent wall is a wall that is different from the other walls around it in terms of color, shape, design, or material.

 To begin, consider which patterns and designs you prefer, as well as the colors you intend to use. The colors will vary according to the room specification, such as the living room, bedroom, and so on. After you've finalized the pattern, measure your wall and draw it on a piece of paper so you can see it.

                             

If you're completing this design by yourself, start by drawing the exact lines on the wall with an HB pencil. Alternatively, you might direct the work of your carpenter. After you've marked the right guidelines, you may visualize your pattern on the wall, and if there are some changes make that changes at that moment.

So we utilized wooden beading Patti for the accent wall; you can also use this beading or molding Patti; it is used according to your style and what you are constructing.

        

The dimension of the beading Patti was 35 x 8mm, and the height was around 7ft. After that, we simply positioned the beading Patti on our previously created parameters. We used screws to secure the beading Patti; keep in mind that when you secure the Patti, the screws must be large enough to go into the walls for at least 15mm. Keep in mind that while you are repairing the beading Patti, the joint must be on the bottom side rather than the top. To disguise the junction, we started fixing the Patti from the top so that the joints would come down and not be apparent.

After fixing the pattern on the wall you can see something like this as you can see the image.

         

                          

After that, simply smooth the surface with a hand plainer to ensure that the joints are all at the same level. The next task is to work with Painter. If you want your beaded Patti to be the same color as the wall finish, you must first apply to whiten and then scrub with sandpaper. The Patti will be finished in the same manner as the wall as a result of this technique.

We used Asian paints royale aspira for the wall color, but you can use any color and brand you want. We added two coats of paint to the wall, and it is now complete.

                             

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