Sentences with phrase «of popcorn ceiling»

I'm not really a big fan of popcorn ceiling but unfortunately it's not in our budget at the moment to remove it.

Getting rid of the popcorn ceiling and adding crown molding and revamping the ceiling fan and maybe touching up the dining room chandelier.

If you're looking to get rid of your popcorn ceiling, you can avoid messes and costly damage to your property if you keep these things in mind.

At first it was just the dining room, then because it was our anniversary, the husband decided to gift me the removal of popcorn ceiling in the kitchen too.

In this room, we planked over the top of the popcorn ceiling, and it's finished in a white pickling stain to give it a very light, whitewashed look.

(All of that drywall dust on the floor, remnants of the popcorn ceiling being removed, will be gone asap.)

So sick of our popcorn ceiling but don't have a lot of funds to change it.

(Not the least of which is covering 1100 square feet of popcorn ceiling with pine planks, painted white)

Do you know anyone who installed headboard wall paper directly on top of a popcorn ceiling.

Then after a few hours and cans of popcorn ceiling patch... you'll wish you just removed it haha!

haha I actually held a piece of the planking up onto some of our popcorn ceilings to see if it felt like it would work, and I think it would!

Not exact matches

So, not only is this study not saying that IGF - 1 causes cancer (only raises the risks, but hey, so does living under a popcorn ceiling), but it's not even referring to the normal populace and CERTAINLY not referring to foods we consume that contain (by relative standards, MINUSCULE) amounts of IGF - 1.

We did this in our family room a couple of years ago to hide a patch job in our leaky popcorn ceiling.

The ship's new 1,346 sq - ft family suite, built with two bedrooms and sleeping up to eight people, will feature a host of other facilities including a 3D cinema room (complete with a popcorn machine and a library of video games), a whirlpool on its 212 sq - ft wrap - around balcony, a floor - to - ceiling LEGO climbing wall, and an air hockey table.

Look for a slide from the kids - only bedroom to the living room below; floor - to - ceiling LEGO wall; air - hockey table; hidden nooks; and separate 3 - D movie theater - style TV room with popcorn machine and library of video games across multiple gaming systems.

Beautiful granite counter tops, new self close cabinetry in the kitchen and baths, new flooring and NO popcorn ceilings are just a few of the upgrades.

So they did this interactive installation — tickets flowing, popcorn, an elephant trunk, balloons hanging from the ceiling — all out of colored duct tape.

Fast forward and after closing in preparation of updating the home it was brought to my attention that popcorn ceilings around the time period could contain asbestos.

The list of outdated design elements is truly endless, but some of the biggest offenders are old school wallpaper, the floor - to - ceiling wood paneling that may or may not be actual wood, and, of course, popcorn ceilings.

That means there's no hand - fluttering and mincing around about piles of junk, stink, missing appliances, busted doors and windows, ugly popcorn ceilings, damaged floors, possible asbestos, OMG, is there is mold on this wall?

But, if you really just want to leave the popcorn ceiling as it is I would put two coats of BIN 1 -2-3 primer instead of Kiltz.

Seriously, who ever thought popcorn ceilings were a good idea?!! We have them in our entire house and I would LOVE to remove them but I am so afraid of the work.

I work in the home decorating industry and I see a lot of people with those old popcorn ceilings.

All of our ceilings are the stupid pointy stuff (kinda like a popcorn ceiling).

Would love, love, love to rid the house of the gorgeous popcorn ceilings.

Popcorn Ceilings Baby Blue Toilet Swirly Blue Faux Marble Vanities Curling Linoleum Floors Multi-Blue Colored Carpets Harvest Gold Appliances Harvest Gold Kitchen Sink Lots of Wood Paneling Green Floral Wall Paper

Ah the allure of mauve carpet and popcorn ceilings, I completely identify with that, and who can resist a Father of the Bride façade?

She has great tips on how to remove the popcorn texture from the ceiling — a project completed as part of her daughter's bedroom makeover.

Right when we closed we scraped off the sparkly popcorn ceiling, gave everything a couple coats of white paint, then added furniture and accessories!

We have popcorn ceilings which everyone is trying to get rid of.

My husband and I are also scraping the ceiling, or should I say my husband will, whoever thought of that «popcorn» stuff should have toothpicks driven into their eyes!

And as just realized as I'm typing this we are in the process of covering the popcorn ceiling in that room as well with plank wood — inspired by you!

We had a plumbing leak about 2 or more years ago in our living room, and it was a popcorn ceiling on top of that..

I keep trying to convince the hubby that it's time to put our vision into play and make the romantic hideaway we dream up, but thoughts of scraping yet another popcorn ceiling has him dragging his feet.

I say «popcorn-esque» because it was actually swirls of stuff... not little bumps, like popcorn ceilings have.

I have the yucky popcorn ceiling too and was wondering if I could just put the wood planks right on top of the popcorn?

Anywhoo, my question is how do you get rid of HORRIBLE POPCORN CEILING?

My unfortunate incident — I was painting the living room ceiling, it has that ridiculous «popcorn» finish so I had to put a bit of pressure on the roller.

Layla and I have actually talked about putting this over some of the popcorn type ceilings in some other rooms in our house.

Unfortunately a lot of modern updates such as sheet rock and popcorn ceilings have been added over the years.

The number 1 design element of the 1980s... the defining moment of Phoenix homes in the 1980s... ignoring any of this popping up in the late 1970s... the one thing people remember and moan and groan about... is... POPCORN CEILINGS!!!

I found a picture of a similar idea in progress at HGTV.com (though I wish the painting were a little neater and the ceilings weren't popcorn).

The major changes were eliminating the popcorn ceiling, installing dark hardwood (love the contrast of dark floors and light walls) and adding the panel moulding and trim — getting the shell right.

Prior to the renovation, the living room had popcorn ceilings, a rickety ceiling - fan and a brick fireplace that — like the home exterior — was in varying shades of brown.

But as you can see, it was still living in 1972, with wall to wall pink shag carpet; pink silk drapes; floor to ceiling, metallic foil, rose wallpaper; and of course the popcorn ceiling.

As you look to eliminate the popcorn ceiling, be aware of extra costs that may stem from the job.

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There are plenty of tutorials out there on removing popcorn ceiling so I won't have one but if you are thinking about it, do your research!

Besides removing popcorn ceiling and changing the color of the floor, another major change is that we finally were able to kiss the dining room carpet goodbye!

There's a lot of stuff that needs a little update from the way I store my supplies to the popcorn ceiling — I can't wait to get started!