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NAIL TALEUse our decorative nails and tacks for upscale (but unfussy) designs.

There’s more than one way to spin the decorative-nail look. Pair nails with a bright color palette and bold, unfussy prints—and stuffiness doesn’t even come into play. Board and chair: faux nailhead trim, sold by the roll.

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TIP: Apply decorative nails and tacks with a small lightweight hammer—or a tack hammer. A traditional hammer could damage the shape and finish.

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These textured antique-style tacks bring a sleek boudoir bench down to earth. They’re the final step on a project like this one—try using a fabric marker and a ruler to mark placement before hammering.

To take a modern look over the top, try incorporating oversized decorative tacks into the design. These one-inchers added what our geometric paint job couldn’t: sophisticated texture and mega shine.

Decorative nails can be a game changer for nothing-special frames. Just mark where the nails will go, and hammer away. You can finish the flip by filling the frames with fabric instead of photos or prints.

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The formula for a front door with character? Paint + upholstery tacks = big charm. Try a simple border for subtle impact, or tackle an intricate pattern for can’t-miss-it style.

TIP: Use transfer paper to trace a pattern from fabric or wallpaper onto the door before you begin.

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