Chalkboard paint is popular thanks to its blend of sentiment, whimsy and practicality. Whether it's painted on walls, furniture or appliances, chalkboard paint has certainly come a long way from the basic green or slate gray boards used in schools.
I love the use of chalkboard paint in unexpected ways — like on the back of a kitchen island or in place of a headboard — but I'm also a classic girl at heart and a fan of the simple chalkboard. The recent transformation of my son's nursery to big kid room had me painting stripes, and I couldn't resist throwing a chalkboard into the mix. Check out Luke's room transformation here.
And to learn how to make your own chalkboard paint in three easy steps check out my latest Houzz Ideabook.
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So what about you guys? Have you painted a board, wall or maybe a fridge in chalkboard paint? I'd love to see the results.
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