Thank you. I figured I'd atleast do little things like placing the curtains a little wider around the window so the fabric will cover more of the wall and like you suggested using larger artwork to help mask it even more.

Tad it out of that room and install it elsewhere in the house.

That isnt a bad idea cricket...since Hubby wants to save it...does he have a man cave?

Theres a built on room that could be a den/sunroom and it's got the exact same pine walls but it's on all 4 walls and when we moved in I had to compromise so I told him only one room could stay and of course he chose the actual living room which i wasnt expecting bc the other room would have been a perfect man cave so I don't think he'll let me. This move was hard on him because he had previously lived next to his family and i forced him to move a big 10 miles away so im trying to atleast make him somewhat happy by keeping them so my ultimate goal is to temporarily deal with them and then someday convince him for insulation purposes where its an older home we need to tear it down n then drywall

It is a great challenge and you can do a lot with it, patterned light area rug, drapes hung closer to the ceiling, nice and light, some painted wood furniture end tables. Warm it up, metal lamps or colored glass lamps, enjoy the challenge, those walls will disappear. Oh and the art work too.

Just mentioning this was previously posted on in 2013.

I'd love to see how she handled it! It caught my eye due to
A little house I fixed up. All pine living room and kitchen.
Missed the date on it.