How to Create a Wood Trim Mountain Accent Wall
Transform your space with a trim mountain accent wall. Learn how to create graphic peaks and valleys for an elevated look to any room.
Active Time4 hours hrs
Total Time4 hours hrs
Yield: 1
Author: Heather Painchaud
Cost: 100
- 12 pieces of 1" x 1/4" birch trim - 6ft lengths were $8 at Home Depot
- Fine grit sanding paper
- Finishing nails
- Ryobi brad nailer - this is the one I have
- Level
- Painters Tape
- Mitre saw or hand saw
- Stud Finder
- Wood Filler
- Varathane
- Paint Brush
Prep the trim with varathane to seal.
Sand the trim and reapply sealer if needed.
Use painters tape to map out the mountains on the wall.
Start with the longest horizontal line. Make sure to use a level to get the first horizontal piece just right.
Measure and cut the trim to length.
Use a stud finder to find the studs and use a finish nailer to nail the trim into them.
Continue with each section of trim, cutting with a mitre saw to create 45 degree angles where needed.
Fill the nail holes with wood filler.
Seal with varathane.