Farmhouse chair rail ideas

Thank you for waiting for this post. I know some of you have been patiently waiting for the “JustaGirl” version of this. I will say that after searching every single board and batten project out there, everyone’s is slightly different. As a matter of fact, I don’t even know if mine constitutes as B&B. But—that’s

Come see how I was able to easily (and inexpensively) install a shiplap chair rail and tour our new farmhouse dining room, filled with DIY inspiration.

Historically, chair rails were installed in homes to protect walls from the backs of moving chairs in small dining rooms. Because of this, you'll notice chair rails in older homes are almost always installed at around 30 inches from the floor, the height of a chair.

How high should a chair rail be? Let’s take a look into everything you need to know to make sure you put your chair rail moulding at the correct height.

Build your very own functional vertical shiplap chair rail in 5 simple steps!

Excited doesn’t even begin to describe how I feel about this room reveal. When I moved into my first home a little over a year ago, I didn’t even know what to do with a formal dining room. I dream…

Learn how to create a budget-friendly DIY shiplap wall using plywood for a fraction of the cost of pre-made shiplap. Create a beautiful, timeless look for your home with this affordable DIY project.

Chair rails.....in or out? That was a question a reader posed to me awhile back and I honestly think there are so many benefits to this mid-wall molding.

Adding shiplap chair rail height makes a simple beautiful statement in your dining room!