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Redecorating Your Living Room – An Inside Garden Idea

Posted on 04/30/201512/13/2022 by christine

When it comes to the transformation of house’s indoor premises, there is a bunch of ideas which can be used to create more comfortable and better-looking living space. One of the perfect ways of entering the spirit of freshness and innovativeness in your living area is the combination of outdoor and indoor elements placed within particular part of living room. Installing an inside garden environment won’t just cheer up the entire space, but it can boost its overall functionality and pleasantness...

Residential Painters Tip: Can I Visualize My Wall Paint?

Posted on 04/28/201503/26/2020 by christine

Are you wishing for a whole new world inside your home? (We mean renovating or redecorating your whole house or some parts of it.) Definitely, paints do wonders… in your home, or even in your workplace. Of course, the cliché, old colors should go. Customizing the colors of your wall is inspiring but really turns out to be a pressure most of the times. We don't want to make the mistake of using the wrong shade of Yellow, or Blue. There is a thousand shades between dark blue and li...

Residential Painting: How to Use Dark Colors for Your Interior

Posted on 04/26/201503/26/2020 by christine

If you fall for the widespread cliché that dark colors are not the most appropriate option for your interior design, this article may change your outlook. This article are fresh information and ideas about the latest modernity in dark colors. Be prepared for surprises, because dark colors can be an ideal addition to your rooms, as long as they are used in the appropriate way. Traditionally, many people prefer bright colors in their homes, as White and bright colored rooms usually gi...

Residential Painting: The Key to Using Bold Colors in Your Interior Design

Posted on 04/14/201503/26/2020 by christine

Using bold colors as part of your interior design in residential painting can be quite tricky and adventurous. You never know what you will get in the end. You should be moderate with bold colors. They can breathe new life into your rooms or ruin their look completely. Instead of enjoying a lively atmosphere, you'll feel depressed and taken down. You know those paint chip samples that help to pick the right color for your decorating project? The thing about them is that they sometimes keep yo...

Residential Painting: Exterior Painting Tips and Guidelines

Posted on 04/06/201503/26/2020 by christine

Painting the exterior of your home happens to be a pretty huge job, but it also has great rewards in store for those who know how to approach it with the right mindset. You will need some investment in materials and tools, allowing you to save quite a bit of money in the process, not only prolonging the life of your home but also increasing its overall value. You can also benefit from this after moving into an older home that has not exactly seen great times or before moving out if you’re trying...

Residential Painting: Paint Brush and Roller Cleaning Tips

Posted on 03/19/201503/26/2020 by christine

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These residential painting tips and examples will explain the best way you can care for your paint rollers and brushes so your paint jobs would be easier and neater: Trim off the ragged roller edges The tiny beads and ragged edges of dried paint on a paint roller may look harmless, but they will mess up your paint job. Trim them off and leave a tapered edge, or else your roller will make tracks in your paint as you work. Clean your brushes with a golf club brush An old golf club brush ...

Residential Painting: 5 Timeless Paint Colours

Posted on 03/12/201503/26/2020 by christine

In case you are about to make renovations in your home, you should carefully plan all the procedures and decorations that you want to perform. Choosing the right painting colours for each room tends to be an easy job, however, people still find it difficult to pick among the great diversity of colours that are offered nowadays. Whether you decide to stick to more traditional colours or to spread your imagination and to trust the contemporary and modern tones, the most important thing is to mak...

Residential Painting: Interior Painting Guidelines

Posted on 02/25/201503/26/2020 by christine

Painting the interiors of your home or office, including its ceiling spaces will pose a bit of a challenge, but you can easily do it if you know how to prepare for what comes ahead. There is quite a bit you need to do if you want to pull the job off without a hassle, so you can start with the following tips: Begin by checking your walls and ensuring cleaning them is part of your preparations. Dust and grime may get in the way of your work, so you would do well to ensure this will never ...

Residential Painting: A Guide to Eco-Friendly Wall Painting

Posted on 01/28/201503/23/2021 by christine

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When it comes to wall paint, there are literally thousands of options filling the shelves of the local store. So how do you make a choice? The color intensity, durability and easy wall cleaning are indeed essential, but there is one vital feature that many people often neglect. Commercial painting consists of hazardous compounds that can affect the individual’s health, not only during the painting process but even after that. Therefore it is worth investing in a safe green solution for your resi...

House Painters Tip: Don’t Cut Painting Time

Posted on 12/31/201403/12/2020 by christine

Did you know? Professional house painters spend 2 to 4 days working on an average-size room. That is the average painting time to prepare the room and painting materials, prime and paint the walls correctly. But, an average painter may take a bit longer. Southern Perfection Painting expert house painters will definitely advise to not cut the painting time short. Be sure that you find lengthier time for painting your rooms. It is more time and more work. At the end, it is time well spent wh...

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