Ask 100 home painters and they will all tell you the same thing. Homes painted with neutral colors are far more exciting and impressive than those painted with bold colors. Bold is great, neutral is greater.

There’s a misconception that choosing neutral colors for the interior painting is not trendy but kind of boring. We are here to tell you otherwise. We may love the intensity of colors but also know that oftentimes the neutrals are bolder than the bold.

Contrasting colors is that little something that leaves guests starring in awe when they enter your home. While the home painting solutions – in regard to texture, style, volume, are plenty, there’s one secret path that always leads to this desired destination. That’s contrast.

When you are on a budget, painting one room at a time seems to be a good idea. It may be a hassle if you have to repeat the process of gathering things and pushing furniture every few months, but at least it’s a solution if you cannot have the home painted all at once.

When a painting job is all done and over with and you are sitting on your nice sofa admiring the beautiful blues, yellows, and whites, the last thing you expect to see is some cracks, nicks, and dings. Not on your freshly painted wall.

There are no fixed guidelines saying how often the home exterior should be painted. The frequency of exterior painting is actually subject to the location, the climate, the moisture levels, the overall condition of the structure and the surfaces, the quality of the previous paints, the way the last job was done.

White paints can be quite colorful! Think this is a paradox? Maybe, a mistake – a typo? Far from it. It has to do with what’s in the room. It also has to do with the color white. What’s white to you, it’s not necessarily white to me. And then, you should consider the light, the color combination of the textiles, furniture, floor combined. Even all-white rooms are not completely white. Not in a home where people live. And even if there was an all-white room, would it be boring?

Unabashedly daring, monochromatic color schemes remove the commotion of polychromatic choices from the home and bring in consistency. Those habituated in marrying reds, greens, blues, and whites might feel scared to try out this path of matching shades. Wouldn’t it be boring?

There are so many ways to make the interior interesting today that it’s truly easy to say no to the stagnant painting palette of strict whites and boring beiges! It’s all about finding a perfect painting technique for one wall and see the whole room transformed!