Follow-up on the Split-Wall Paint

Here’s how the paint looks with the bunk beds in:

I love it. Each boy has his own-colored area, in a both-love-blue room. If I’d had to share a room as a child, I would have LOVED this.

30 thoughts on “Follow-up on the Split-Wall Paint”

  1. Emily

    I was a bit apprehensive when you posted the pics of the freshly painted room, but it looks awesome with the bunk beds! I, too, would have loved this as a kid.

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  2. Donna

    When they are fully adult, and painting rooms in their own homes, your boys will suddenly realize just how much their parents loved them. You guys totally rock.

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  3. Leeann

    That is completely perfect. I am in love with that idea and if we get bunks for my older son, that is exactly what I am doing, even tho he is not sharing a room, b/c it looks so utterly cool.

    LOVE!

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  4. Anonymous

    That is brilliant. I’m totally filing that idea away for if/when we ever get bunk beds. I will definitely be doing that.

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  5. Carmen

    That is amazing. I LOVE IT and I can only assume that your boys love it too. It looked very bright when the room was bare, but with the furniture it, it’s perfect. Can I hire you to come and choose some paint colours at my house? When we bought the house, we had to paint nearly every room and I dithered like you would not believe.

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  6. Susan

    This is such a great idea! Why isn’t every single person who has bunk beds doing this regularly? I can’t believe how well that works. It makes me want to have more children so I can do it! Did you and/or Paul think of this yourselves? Send in this idea to a magazine that will pay you for it!

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  7. Monique

    I so, so, so love this! And in my searching around for some storage stuff this weekend, I see that the orange and green are both hot colors in baskets and bins – you could do separate storage stuff for them! I mean, if you needed to, or anything.

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  8. Kelsey

    I LOVE the result of that paint job – and I’m totally impressed with the painting and planning skills it took to pull that off. We are NOT good painters. At all.

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