What you will need:
2 yards of canvas fabric (fabric.com)
1 pre-painted and pre-cut section of beadboard paneling (Home Depot lumber department)
1 pre-painted section of a baseboard (Home Depot lumber department)
You will use the fabric to create your wall. I did this by clamping the fabric around a curtain rod and hanging it up high. Sorry I forgot to take pictures of this step.
Tuck some of the fabric under the beadboard paneling that you will be using as your floor. This will keep it tight and in place.
Then take the trim and use it as your baseboard to finish it off and make the space look "legit."
Make sure to face this setup across from an open window with plenty of natural light.
I hope this inspires you to be creative with affordable resources for a professional studio look.
That is a great idea, thanks for sharing!
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Reply DeleteGenius! Thanks for sharing!
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Reply DeleteSo smart!! :] And so pretty! I love it!
Reply Deletethis is greatness!
Reply DeleteThanks for the tips! Where is your floor from?
Reply DeleteThanks for the tips! Where is your floor from?
Reply DeleteGreat tips!!
Reply DeleteHow did you hang the curtain rod?
Reply DeleteAre all of the damask fabrics canvas?
Reply DeleteIt looks like the damask fabrics are cotton? Do you buy canvas with a pattern on it or paint it yourself?
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