Hello AT,
I like the way this wall-mounted, frameless chalkboard adds texture to this space.
Any idea where I can find one in NYC?
Thanks! Nick
Hello AT,
I like the way this wall-mounted, frameless chalkboard adds texture to this space.
Any idea where I can find one in NYC?
Thanks! Nick

Head on down to the hardware store and buy a thin piece of plywood or masonite, and lay on a coat of chalkboard paint.
view antimatt's profile
damn, antimatt you beat me to it.
yep, this is the most obvious DIY project ever.
Nick -- if you're willing to pay big bucks for this, i'd be happy to make one for you!! :)
view moni-ka in ky's profile
We had a huge blackboard made for us somewhere in Brooklyn...it was a place that makes them for schools and we cannot remember the name of it (it was 13 years ago).
Damn frustrating.
It was cheap too - around $40.
I'm still googling to find it...
view blackbird's profile
Benjamin Moore makes a nice chalkboard paint in Black. I agree, paint a flat, smooth surface, be it wood or whatever
view designerny's profile
try:
Aywon Chalkboard
22 Caton Place
Brooklyn NY
(718) 853-2300
view blackbird's profile
WHY NOT JUST USE CHALKBOARD PAINT??
view caseywest7's profile
chalkboard paint and a sheet of lining... :S easy
view venus_thames's profile
DIY = easy
But it also equals stinky. Chalkboard paint REEKS. No one warned us about this before we made our own board for the kitchen (which, coincidentally, looks a lot like the board in the photo). Make sure you have an EXTREMELY well-ventilated work area. Also, it took more like three or four coats, not just one, which necessitated a couple of days worth of work. FYI.
view Doppelganger's profile
I've been using the Wall Candy Arts "chalkboard stickers" and they're okay. Not great but okay.
view SeanG's profile
There's a recipe for homemade chalkboard paint on Martha Stewart's website: http://www.marthastewart.com/article/make-custom-color-chalkboard-paint
I haven't tried it, but the idea is deeply appealing.
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