I love PB's classic and timeline style and decor, but the prices are a huge turn off for me. I can't justify spending $399 on a lattice wood panel to hang on my wall when I could be buying two week's worth of groceries for my family for that price. I do love Pottery Barn's new Lattice Panel Wall Art though and so I figured out a way to knockoff it off for less than $20.
I will admit, the one I made isn't nearly as big as the inspiration, but I also don't have a wall that could handle a more than 20 square foot piece of art! All you need for the DIY version is a rubber door mat and some DIY chalk paint. (You can find the 3 ingredient recipe I used to make my own chalk paint here.) I bought my door mat on Amazon for about $17. I purchased the Rectangular Kempf Rubber Scroll Doormat in case you're looking for the same one.
I already had some white paint and plaster of paris to make DIY chalk paint so my supply costs were minimal.
Alright let's get started. The first thing I did was take some scissors to my mat. The scrolls on the mat were a little wonky in some places, so I trimmed as much of the uncut rubber as I could.
Then it was time to get my paint on. My first attempt involved a can of white spray paint. Giant fail. I tried three coats of white spray paint and it wasn't covering very well so I went the chalk paint route.
I highly recommend the chalk paint. This will also make it easier if you decide you want to distress your wall art at all to let a little bit of the black through to give it an added dimension.
Wait for the paint to dry. Wait longer than you think. Wait some more. I got impatient at this point and that is why I now have smudged white paint on my beige wall. I simply hammered two little nails into the wall and hung my door mat wall art up. Not bad for less than $20, huh?
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ReplyDeleteI recommend chalk paint for your wall art, as it allows for easy distressing. Just remember to wait patiently for it to dry—this is crucial! Impatience might lead to mistakes, like smudged paint on your wall. Once it’s dry, hang your art with nails, transforming your space affordably. Speaking of challenges, don’t forget to unwind with the slope game for some fun!
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