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Creamcheese

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I had some extra wainscot so I added it to the other side of this wall by the attic stairwell. I had already done wainscot paneling on the opposite side where the study/sitting area will be but this really works for the stairwell. Most of this won't be seen though after the roof is glued on so I took this photo right before the roof panels were installed. If you peek through the attic window you'll be able to see some of this paneling.

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  • Taken with SONY DSC-T100
  • Focal Length 5.8 mm
  • Exposure Time 1/10
  • f Aperture f/3.5
  • ISO Speed 400
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Selkie

Looks very rich. I'm kind of a wood-aholic so all your dark trims look especially appealing to me.

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Creamcheese

Me too and especially after doing a little research on how Victorians decorated in their day it seems that wood paneling and wainscot were prominent for those that could afford it.

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