If you’re hopping over from Place of My Taste, (or just new here in general), welcome! I’m Erin (you probably figured that out from the blog name), and I love to share all things home decor, DIY, crafty, creative, and travel-related. I have 3 little boys who keep me on my toes, and I try to squeeze in as much creativity as I can in between carpool, getting kids on the bus, naptime, flag football games, etc. Basically whenever I have a free second (which are hard to come by these days). Now, let’s talk wall treatments.
In case you’ve been living under a rock, shiplap is all the rage nowadays thanks to Joanna Gaines and her megahit show Fixer Upper. While I can certainly appreciate the aesthetic, and I do think it’s pretty, it just isn’t my personal style. (I’m more modern than farmhouse.) Now, that’s not to say I have anything against those of you who love it—like I said, I have an appreciation for it and I think it’s lovely in other people’s homes. It just wouldn’t really flow well in my own non-farmhouse house. Make sense? Now, that said, some of my fellow modern/eclectic decor-loving friends and I have decided to get together and share our own wall treatments (that aren’t shiplap) just to give you some other ideas for ways to add interest to your walls. (Thanks to my friend Jenna for organizing this fun little blog hop!)
My favorite wall treatment in our home happens to be in our master closet, of all places. I gave this space a makeover earlier this year (you can see the reveal and get all the details here), and I opted to go with a tan Fawn wallpaper. (affiliate link)
I even shared a tutorial for how I made this wallpaper removable here, because I didn’t want to permanently attach the wallpaper to the wall. Let’s face it, I change my mind a lot and I didn’t want to have to deal with the hassle of removing it later on down the line. As for how the “removable” wallpaper is holding up, it does peel away along the edges once in a while and I just press it back down as I walk by. I think a few pieces of double stick tape along the edge might be the fix it needs, but for now it doesn’t really bother me.
SHOP MY CLOSET:
Be sure to hop over to Bright Green Door next to see what Jess is sharing today!
Here’s the full lineup:
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i loved that closet so much and remember when you did it- swoon! still love it!
Thanks so much, Cassie!
It’s always nice NOT to see shiplal. I am not a farmhouse style girl. Thank you for the blog hop ladies. It’s a feast for the eyes!
Thanks for stopping by! Glad you’re enjoying the blog hop!
Oh my gosh, Erin! Your closet is so beautiful! I like that you made the wallpaper removable. I change my mind about things like that a lot too, so that kind of thinking makes a ton of sense to me! I love shiplap too, but it just doesn’t go with my house.
Thanks so much, Joy!
You’re making me have closet envy! I loved this space when you finished it and I think I love it even more now!
Thank you, Jenna!
This is such a great wallpaper. I’ve seen it in several spaces and always love it. Putting it in a closet is so fun, I bet you love picking out clothes in the morning 🙂
Thank you, Lora!
Gosh I just love your closet! Every time I see it, I get a little glimmer of hope that one day I can transform our master closet into something even slightly close to this beautiful. That paper is just gorgeous!!
This is one of my favourite projects of yours! I love this wallpaper! I’ve been eyeing it for a while too!
I love your closet….I second Ariel above, this is one of my favorite projects from you!
Thank you, Jessica!
Super cute wall treatment and that’s so cool you made it removable! One day I hope to have a similar closet…..sigh….
That tan fawn wall paper is stunning! I love the luxe look for the whole space!! I so need to do a master closet makeover… yours makes me swoon.
Thanks so much, Krista!