This year for my birthday, I told Matt that I wanted a master-suite makeover. I had a long list of things. A transom window was one of those things. Basically, a transom window is a window above a door. In the old days, they had them to let air in. In my case it is strictly decorative...
Before this project, our bedroom and bathroom felt like one big room. I wanted to divide the space, and add some architectural detail. In our house, we have 9ft ceilings, so it made this project easy to do without feeling like we lost a lot of space or brought the ceiling height down.
Supplies:
(2) 2x4x10's
(1) 2x4
screws
MDF Trim
Glass for the window
hole patch
caulk
painters tape
paint
Now on to the tutorial:
Step 3-6: Nail trim to the 2x4s. We wanted the trim on this project to match the trim we already have around our other interior doors.
Ta-Dah! You should have something like this...
Oh so pretty!
I think in all we spent $70.00. Pretty cheap for what we got!
6 comments:
Really fun project! Good Job, it looks great!
That looks awesome! I love that, what a great idea.
Looks great you are so lucky to have a hubs that help you accomplish all your goals for your home!
Great job!
Thanks for the tutorial. Now you've opened up all sorts of new possibilities for places for me to imagine creating stained glass windows :)
This was so fun, I had to feature it!
So cool! I love it, Jessica! Great job!
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