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How to Pick the Right Paint Color Scheme

How to Pick the Right Paint Color Scheme - First is process of elimination. What colors don't you care for. What are you wanting to change to. Do you like warm colors such as country or cool colors, like that of a beach, Do you want to go darker or lighter? When you walk into a room you want people to notice the whole room so it needs to be linked together, To make a room look bigger you should probably go with a white ceiling and then color your walls.

Shop for paint, choose three or more paint color samples, Go home and put them against the wall until you find the one you like. The same for wall paper. Paint and border can do a lot for any room you just want to give a little face lift to.

How to Pick the Right Paint Color Scheme

Once you have decided the color scheme, shop for a good quality paint, Cheaper is not always better. Some of these paints need three or more coats, a better quality paint will need (for the most part) only two coats. I suggest a washable paint for heavy traffic rooms.

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How to Pick the Right Paint Color Scheme
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