Oh, I did not mean to sound unkind/make you need to explain!! I am so happy to hear you were able to get them via a collaboration, though, because I know you most definitely EARN them in your labor of love, creating this blog!! 🥰 I am excited to say this coming week I will be testing out your “Ahearn Paint” as we begin our own whole-house transformation in our new-to-us home! I’m so very grateful for your inspiration just in time!!! You’re doing such a great job, depositing peaceful beauty into the often not-so-lovely (nor peaceful!) online world! Thank you!!! ❤️

p.s. that picture in my initial comment at least is not me! 👆🏼 Isn’t that strange?!? 😅 (guess we’ll see what I look like in this comment!! 😁)

Thanks Ginny! Our walls are smooth. I think installing this trim is totally doable on textured walls, however I would recommend sanding bait first. You want your trim to rest against the walls as flat as possible to make sure your corners/joints line up and to prevent in large gaps. I hope that helps and good luck with your project!

I agree Dorothy! Thank you so much! I will forever love English country interiors. I’m aways drawn to English pieces in antique stores as well. I suppose we like what we like. 🙂 Have a wonderful rest of your week!

Thanks Sharon! I’m so glad sharing the process is helpful. I try to give much detail as I possibly can without making the post a novel, ha! The two paint color really does make for a beautiful warm white. Have a great week!