With holiday season fast approaching now is the time to prep your home for upcoming get-togethers, parties, and plan out a fresh new look for the year ahead.
A great way to do this, especially if your goal is a fresh makeover before the holiday, is by giving the interior of your home a new paint job to boost its appeal.
Before diving into that project, review our list of 4 ideas and tips below just in time for the holidays:
1. Add A Festive Accent Wall
Adding fresh color to a single wall in your kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms or living rooms is a great, quick, simple way to add a holiday aesthetic to the interior of your home.
In many cases if you have a uniform color palette in a room in your home, you can find a complementary color that will give that room a holiday feel without having to paint the entire room.
2. Paint Your Cabinets For A Quick Kitchen Aesthetic Update
If you don’t choose to paint the walls of your kitchen or add an accent wall, painting your cabinets to add the accent is another quick way to give your interior a nice aesthetic for the holidays.
Again using the wall color of your kitchen, it’s quite easy to find a festive complementary color for those cabinets and one that you’ll be happy with long-term.
3. Try Out Some Warmer Colors For Family/Guest Rooms
No matter if you live in Plano, McKinney or anywhere else in Texas, even here the holiday season is associated with shorter days and lower temperatures.
Try offsetting the reduced daylight and cooler weather by going with a full splash of warm colors around the interior of your home. Think shades of orange, reds, greens or yellows.
As mentioned above, you may not need to paint an entire room to make it feel warmer; an accent wall could do the trick in certain circumstances.
4. Keep Your Other Decorations In Mind When Choosing Color Palettes
If you’re prepping for the holidays odds are good you’ll be using a slew of decorations for each one to really fill in your aesthetic. Keep the colors and shapes of your decorations in mind when choosing your holiday color palette to ensure that as you set and swap them, your overall aesthetic stays nice and complementary with your interior room colors.
Interested in arrange an interior makeover for you home this holiday season? Give us a call for a free estimate. We’d be happy to stop by and help you plan just the right touch.
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Interior House Painting Ideas & Tips For The Holiday Season
With holiday season fast approaching now is the time to prep your home for upcoming get-togethers, parties, and plan out a fresh new look for the year ahead.
A great way to do this, especially if your goal is a fresh makeover before the holiday, is by giving the interior of your home a new paint job to boost its appeal.
Before diving into that project, review our list of 4 ideas and tips below just in time for the holidays:
1. Add A Festive Accent Wall
Adding fresh color to a single wall in your kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms or living rooms is a great, quick, simple way to add a holiday aesthetic to the interior of your home.
In many cases if you have a uniform color palette in a room in your home, you can find a complementary color that will give that room a holiday feel without having to paint the entire room.
2. Paint Your Cabinets For A Quick Kitchen Aesthetic Update
If you don’t choose to paint the walls of your kitchen or add an accent wall, painting your cabinets to add the accent is another quick way to give your interior a nice aesthetic for the holidays.
Again using the wall color of your kitchen, it’s quite easy to find a festive complementary color for those cabinets and one that you’ll be happy with long-term.
3. Try Out Some Warmer Colors For Family/Guest Rooms
No matter if you live in Plano, McKinney or anywhere else in Texas, even here the holiday season is associated with shorter days and lower temperatures.
Try offsetting the reduced daylight and cooler weather by going with a full splash of warm colors around the interior of your home. Think shades of orange, reds, greens or yellows.
As mentioned above, you may not need to paint an entire room to make it feel warmer; an accent wall could do the trick in certain circumstances.
4. Keep Your Other Decorations In Mind When Choosing Color Palettes
If you’re prepping for the holidays odds are good you’ll be using a slew of decorations for each one to really fill in your aesthetic. Keep the colors and shapes of your decorations in mind when choosing your holiday color palette to ensure that as you set and swap them, your overall aesthetic stays nice and complementary with your interior room colors.
Interested in arrange an interior makeover for you home this holiday season? Give us a call for a free estimate. We’d be happy to stop by and help you plan just the right touch.
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