Thursday, February 27, 2014

Stenciled Hall Reveal & Giveaway CLOSED

Hey friends! I am so thrilled to be able to share this space in our home with you all today!  This space was not without its challenges (plus I am the worst decision maker ever) so this progress has been nothing short of amazing and I already anticipate some tweaking here and there.
 
 
You may remember awhile back, in the fall, I stenciled our entry using a gorgeous wall pattern from Cutting Edge Stencils. Well, last month they got back in touch with me and offered to send over one of their new designs. We all unanimously chose this Otomi stencil based on Mexican tribal textiles.




 
This stencil was huge (which has both pros and cons) and has a definitive hand drawn feel.



 
 

 
Here is what our upstairs hallway looked like after I had cleared out the space, patched up holes and touched up paint. I know. BORING.

 
Here was my inspiration for the room. I wanted something classic to the home, but that would give the space character and personality.



Also, just in case you are wondering, here are the colors for the space...


 
Anyway, I decided to just stencil the upper third of the walls. It's a bold and busy pattern and I didn't want it to take over the room. The easy part of the stenciling was that I was just able to use a small roller over the majority of the space.  This was super quick and efficient. I had a little bit more difficulty getting along the doorways and in the tighter spots, so my husband helped out by holding some of the stencil for me while I painted (remember, I told you it was seriously, huge)!
 
I think that the Collingwood is a nice compliment to our almost white Cloud Cover Walls.


 

 
 
There were a few places where I had to adjust/touch up my stenciling, but overall I was super pleased with the results.


 
Also, you may notice the board and batten! Squeal! Since I only wanted to stencil the top portion of the room we came up with this option for the bottom. I'm not going to write another post with details of it as we used the same materials and techniques as in our Planked Dining Room Walls (just different measurements).






 
Also new, is this sideboard I recently painted. I'll share way more of it next week because you just have to see the before and after.


 
 

 
One last thing...would you like a stencil, too? Cutting Edge would love to give you one! The winner will receive one stencil of their choosing (value up to $50). Open to U.S. RESIDENTS ONLY! To enter just leave me a comment below telling me which stencil is your favorite. Giveaway will be open until Thursday, March 6th at 9 a.m. EST.
 
 


54 comments:

  1. I love your hall Angela!!! I have never stenciled anything and am thinking about trying it in my girls' room makeover. I LOVE the "Verde Damask" stencil and think it would be perfect for the room.

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  2. Angela - that looks amazing! The stencil looks great but that board and batten had me at HELLO!! I so want to do this in our master bedroom! Can't wait for your tutorial!

    Cheryl @ The Creative Me and My McG

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  3. looks amazing! i love the otomi as well, but i do love those hedgehogs! just don't think they are right for my house!

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  4. Angela, what a great transformation, such an awesome new look! Wow, you did great!
    Have a happy day!
    Nancy

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  5. Well, first off- your hallway looks AMAZING! You did a wonderful job and I love the paneled walls below the stencil. I got lost looking at those stencils. II really love bird in the cage one and the Marie Antoinette ones are amazing, too. Wow! You could spend an hour just studying those stencils. Sign me up!;>) xo Diana

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  6. Angela, it looks amazing! You chose the perfect stencil and the perfect colour! Too bad US residents only, best of luck to the winner, I hope they show their projects here! Do I spy the target bench that you had been coveting???

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  7. Love too many but would have to say Tamara Trellis. But also loving Beads and Peacock Feather! Uhh... I can't decide so would have to get more than one.

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  8. That is amazing. Great selection and use of stenciling. {ChicByTab} xo

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  9. Love the Mermaids but love the Chelsea one too, all are amazing. You both did a wonderful job on your hallway too!

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  10. The walls look SO GOOD! Beautiful job! And the planking is perfect, too! Awesome! I looked on the site for the stencils....and there are SO many great ones!, but I think I would choose the Verde Damask......I have a Victorian era house, and that would suit it perfectly! Thanks for the chance!

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  11. Wow, this looks amazing! The stencil and board and batten combo is really fabulous. They carry so many beautiful designs, but I think my favorite is the Beads!

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  12. Gorgeous! I am torn between the Otomi and the Lady's Slipper stencils. Thanks for the opportunity to win, Deb

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  13. BEAUTIFUL Angela!! Love the stencil and love the board and batten...what an awesome update!

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  14. oh my gosh, I'm totally in love with this! I'd love to try one of the Damask stencils.

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  16. I love it, I love it, I LOOOOOVVVVVEEEE it!!!!!!!!!!!!! You did a beautiful job on everything! I'm squealing over that board and batten too!! I really wanted to do that in our living room, but it's going to have to wait until we someday find our forever house! So until then, I'll just drool over yours. ;)

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  17. wow, that turned out fab! love all of it. how in the world can I pick just one pattern? have to be the antique paisley for starters and then another and another and…..

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  18. I love so many of their stencils, but if I had to pick one, I'd pick the Verde Damask Stencil. Thanks for the chance to win such a great prize.

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  19. Ohhhh. So hard to choose. I love the Otomi, the Birch trees and the Japanese Peonies. If I had to choose one it would prob. be the Otomi because it would go well in my kitchen or my upstairs bathroom.

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  20. Two things: I just saw your post on the Redoux Interiors Link Party. What a fantastic job you did. Secondly, I'm delighted to be on time -- for once -- for a giveaway. I think the Virginia Creeper stencil is lovely. Thanks for the chance to win. Ann Marie @ Iris Abbey

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  21. I love the Ikat and Charlotte stencils. Your walls look great, Angela!

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  22. WOW...seriously looks amazing and a great alternative to wallpaper plus...you get to say it's hand painted by you! AWESOME JOB!!!

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  23. I am seriously loving the stencil you used...
    I'm trying to figure out where I can use it!
    Beautiful....and great job!

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  24. I spy animals and I'm loving it! So different, unexpected and fun! Love that mirror too!

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  25. love your hallway! Looks amazing! I love the new stencil Navajo all over wall stencil! But I also am digging the stencil you used!

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  26. oh, it looks so great! I LOVE that stencil and how you muted down the playfulness of it with the subdued colors. And I'm always a fan of board and batten. I keep going back and forth between wallpaper and a stencil for my den (assuming I ever get around to doing either!). I peeked over there, and I'm really liking the look of the peacock feather stencil.....

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  27. Love how it all turned out and that rug is a great pop of color against the neutral wall. I love the Japanese Peonies All Over stencil! So great! xo Kristin

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  29. Considering I have the Sari Paisley in my Dining room i guess that would be my favorite, but after seeing your hallway redesign I am really liking the Otomi Stencil Pattern too.

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  30. I prefer a rustic look so my favorite is the "Bird's in tree's" all over stencil. I think it would look awesome in a hallway.

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  31. O pretty and I love that mirror hanging. Great giveaway.

    Cynthia

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  32. My favorite stencil is the indian inlay circle!

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  33. Gorgeous!!!! Your hallway looks like a magazine feature! I love the colors and design you've chosen and the board and batten wall. I stenciled our dining room over 20 years ago and said I'd never do it again.......until I saw yours!! I love the Anna Damask.

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  34. I am loving this! I might have to get one of the stencils and do our VERY boring hallway. AMAZING!

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  35. Love the birds in trees all over stencil and the one you used too!

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  36. Good job! Love what you did, it looks amazing! At this moment I want the fish school all over stencil. I have a beachy theme going on in my house and I want to recycle a very old wood table of my grandparents that's been sitting under a shed and do a wall art piece with it.

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  37. Love the Gabrielle Damask Stencil. Please enter me for the giveaway. I would love this for my dining room makeover!

    Jennifer @ Decorated Chaos
    http://decoratedchaos.blogspot.com

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  38. I love the Rabat Allover stencil - so classy looking- by the way your project looks awesome!
    Thanks for the giveaway!
    Emsfs at hotmail dot com

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  39. Your efforts totally paid off with your hallway redo. I have loved Mexican primitive style most of my life, so the Otomi would be my choice as well.

    The hallway was clean lined and more than fine BEFORE. Now it's awesome. So glad you shared. Congratulations!!

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  40. I love the colours you have chosen - the hall looks great.
    Liz @ Shortbread & Ginger

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  41. I adore the pattern and the colors you chose. It is simply stunning!! I am thinking about stenciling my master bath and am liking the Anna damask.

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  42. This is so neat! It turned out great and now you've got me thinking about stenciling! I love it :)

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  43. Great job.

    Big Texas Hugs,
    Susan and Bentley

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  44. Love the stenciling Angela. Thinking of stenciling our master bath but not sure since we have texture on our walls.

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  45. You did a great job with both the stenciling and the board and batten! I love the Rabat stencil!

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  46. Honestly, I freaked when I saw your hall walls. Not only are they gorgeous, but I LOVE the stencil you used! It's exactly what I've been looking for. So, yes, my choice is the Otomi. Absolutely love it.

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  47. I have the Otomi Stencil so it is my favorite! However, I could certainly use another around my home! Thank you!

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  48. Coming over from the link up at The Winthrop Chronicles. Love how your room is looking! I would love to have the Japanese Peonies stencil...I think it would look really cool in our bathroom. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  49. Oh they're all so lovely but your hall looks so fabulous I think it may have sold me on Otomi. I have a tiny hallway y that is crying for a little spruce up and I've been considering stencil in the walls...I think you have me convinced to do it.

    Thanks for sharing
    Kelly

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  50. Visiting from French Country Cottage. Love your project and the peek at the other rooms too. I love the Anna Damask stencil. Birds of Paradise is beautiful too. Thanks for sharing your room redo and the giveaway!!

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  51. I just love the pattern you chose and the colors, Angela - absolutely beautiful! I am delighted that you shared with Home and Garden Thursday,
    Kathy

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  52. I'm back! I willl be featuring your post in this week's Home and Garden Thursday,
    Kathy

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  53. Love both of your stencil projects. I'm inspired! I think my favorite is the Sophia Trellis, although I'm tempted to instead just copy what you've done in your home!

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  54. I'm impressed with your sanding skills chinese buffet las vegas near me
    You should have shown a picture of your arms, after...that must have been one heck of a workout.

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