Meanwhile, a fairly bland family room with vaulted ceilings — lots of plain drywall — received some much-needed character, with shiplap ceiling detail. “Adding shiplap can be difficult with angles,” Weeks said of the carpentry expertise required. A statement light fixture, in a rustic, ring-shaped candelabra style, complements the circular coffee table, offset by a sectional in warm gray. All finishes and furnishings were new to the home.
Upstairs, a bathroom was added to the master, creating a true en suite without losing living space. A blue-green palette spills from room to room for a seamless transition. The en suite is painted in Benjamin Moore Sheer Bliss, an icy, calming blue. In the main bedroom, Sherwin-Williams Byte Blue covers walls in a muted teal. Another bedroom, with vibrant indigo walls, add pop against fresh, white trim, carpeting and furniture. To a box-shaped room, Weeks and the owner selected a grasscloth of Thibaut Navajo in gray with a blue accent. “It has a natural weave with a blue trip that goes through it, almost giving it the effect of being shiplap, with a beautiful texture that makes the room far more interesting,” described Weeks.
Another space where Weeks applied wallcovering was in the powder room. A navy backdrop with green trellis “pulls everything together as you walk through the house,” Weeks shared.