spring into color: a quick lick of paint brightens walls -- and spirits - visualizer

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Behind us is the long and gloomy winter of legela, the spring is about to bloom, and your house will be ushered in. you can use a little elevator.
A quick change in paint color can also improve the look of the room and your look.
Design experts tell us that there is no better or cheaper way to enliven a dull living room than changing colors, adding drama to the dour restaurant, or lighting up that Bland bedroom.
All you need to do is choose one color and put a little time and effort into it.
"Paint color is the best decoration tool for homeowners," said Debbie Zimmer, an expert in paint and color at Pa Springhill Paint Quality Institute.
"Taking into account the current economic situation, changing with paint is the perfect solution.
"Jackie Jordan, director of color marketing for Sherwin --
Williams of Cleveland believes that paint can change the space and create the ideal atmosphere, "Color is one of the first things you notice when you walk into the room; it sets a mood. "Sherwin-
Williams predicted color trends every year, and Jordan said they noticed two different extremes.
"A team wants a calm, cut
Look down at their home, so they tend to be mellow warm and cool gray, pale Saint-Green and dusty pastel colors.
The other is to choose rich, saturated deep milk, rich gold medals, spicy oranges and bold red to boost their spirits.
Most of us tend to decorate with our feelings, Jordan said: "Today, as homeowners pay more attention to personal expression and individualism, the area of color selection is much smaller.
Joel Woodard, owner of interior design at Joel Woodard, Tewksbury Town, said: "By using paint wisely, you can visually move the walls to make the rooms look bigger, or make them
"In the world decorated with paint, all the old things have become new.
"People boldly draw color accent walls again," Jordan said . ".
"With the floor plan that is open today, it is often difficult to know where to stop painting colors, so it is a good choice to limit it to a large wall.
Woodard said that a wall drawn in deep and rich colors can create a building feature that might not have been available before, he suggested, "Rooms with asymmetrical features can make it look more balanced by painting the ceiling, decor, and walls in one color. "Maria K.
Belville, owner of Maria K.
Metal Coatings seem to be an unexpected option, says Bevill interior design at Chester, but they add instant charm.
"The paint is reflective, so the small room will immediately become bigger and brighter.
Metal paint works well everywhere.
They're coming in now.
The dazzling end will translate well into many different design styles.
"While Jordan points out that the two are more complex than they were in the past, templates and artificial finishes are also re-popular.
"We saw a giant template in metal color instead of a colorful template border around the whole room, and the faux finish is being done in a quiet and pastel hue.
"Of course, it's still daunting to choose the perfect paint color, so Woodard suggests you think about the activities of the room.
"If this is a place where you will only spend a little time, it's a little more dramatic.
If the room is for sleeping, it may be more appropriate for a calm neutral tone or a light color tone.
Contrary to the popular view, the small room does not look like a large white room.
"By using lush rich colors, the boundaries of a smaller room seem to be gone, so the space will actually look bigger.
The paint color not only provides the background for the room settings, Zimmer said;
It can also provide the perceived temperature changes in the living space.
Sunny South
"Facing the room can be cooled by adding blue and green," she said . ".
On the contrary, darker or Northern
Face space can be heated in simple red usageand yellow-based hues.
"Experts suggest you try the sample before you go through the whole project, so pick up some samples --
Try the size of the pot or big poster board color card first.
"It's always a good idea to draw an area large enough on your wall to let you stand across the room and see," Woodard said . ".
"Do not choose the wall color directly from the paint strip, because the paint color will be enlarged on the wall, because the appearance of the paint will change with the morning and afternoon sunshine and the change of the artificial light source, so you can look at the colors of different types of light.
"Today's paint company website provides a wealth of information from finishes and colors to planning, applying and cleaning.
Jordan pointed out, "Sherwin-
Williams Company has an online paint calculator so you can know how much paint you need and also a color visualization tool where you can upload a photo of the room, and explore its different colors in hundreds of photos
"But no matter what color palette you end up choosing, a fresh color coat will definitely help you look at the season with a fresh eye.
It is important to paint the room in the correct order.
Here are the guidelines for Sherwin
Williams: Ceiling: Paint 2-inch-
A wide strip that intersects the wall on the ceiling.
Use the roller with an extension rod, starting at the corner and working on the short side to keep the wet side.
Wall: Paint 2-inch-
Along the wide strip of ceiling, floor and wood products.
Use the roller as close to the edge as possible to create a uniform look.
Wood products: paint all decorations around doors, windows, ceilings and floors.
Floor: start from a corner diagonally opposite the exit of the room. Paint a 2-inch-
Wide strips that intersect the walls or decorations on the floor.
Use a roller with an extension bar or a wide brush, starting at the corner and working on the short side to keep the wet side.