New attic flooring

[Anoklahomagirl]

In the process of renovating and updating my childhood house. Just covered the old painted attic floors with this golf flecked cork fabric, updated wallpaper and paint. Ordered some baseboard/skirting and a few new accessories to finish out the space. 

[FurMama]

Cork floors how modern! I might just have to copy that. And gold flecks...how glam! (guessing that is gold not golf) You have 5 posts now would love to see pics. 

[Anoklahomagirl]

Yes gold! Is there a way to fix typos in previous posts? Here is the original floor and what I updated. Still in process of new wallpaper, etc. 

[Anoklahomagirl]

Here is one more where you can see the gold a little better. 

[havanaholly]

I reported the duplicate post.  I like your cork floor (at one point my inlaws had a house in Mobile, AL, with a cork floor in one of the rooms).  I imagine some little mini child will be playing in that room.

[FurMama]

27 minutes ago, Anoklahomagirl said:

Yes gold! Is there a way to fix typos in previous posts?

There is an edit "button"at the bottom of your post next to the quote one. 

[jrchob]

Great job! Do you know what house this is?

[Anoklahomagirl]

Thanks. It’s a Dura-craft Farmhouse FH-505 built in the early-mid 90s.

Edited January 28, 2020 by Anoklahomagirl

[Jewliebeads]

You're cork floor looks great, I love it!

You did a good job wall papering the walls to. Wall papering is tricky on an already built dollhouse. Wish I knew that before I built mine. LOL

 

[Anoklahomagirl]

1 hour ago, Jewliebeads said:

You're cork floor looks great, I love it!

You did a good job wall papering the walls to. Wall papering is tricky on an already built dollhouse. Wish I knew that before I built mine. LOL

 

Oh goodness thank you. I had no idea how hard re doing the paper would be. Hoping the baseboard will help hide imperfections. I have a Cricut machine I used to cut the pieces based on measurements. But it still required several refits. 

[havanaholly]

You can also tape together bits & pieces of scrap paper to make patterns of the walls you want to repaper and cut your paper from those; the trick is remembering which side was the "facing you"  side before you cut your new wallpaper (which is how we learn from bitter experience...).