This multi-level was in desperate need of updating! We painted the dark beam and bannister trim-white. The ceiling we re-did in flat ceiling white with Benjamin Moore’s Elmira White (HC-84) on the walls. Getting rid of the dark colors and painting the ceiling really brightened the place up.
TEST TIME!
Take a look at the blue circle below and find the picture inside. I promise you it's there.
Consider this - the average color matching computer can see hundreds of colors (256 to be exact, plus their various shades) but your eye can see over 10,000,000. When you add other variables like sheen and texture you can understand why a 'simple touch-up' can actually be much more. If you don't have the original paint used to paint your walls left over the chances are pretty great it won't match perfectly. Even then environmental factors may make an exact match impossible
The moral of the story is, if you really want to 'touch up' a wall AND you want even color, sheen and tone, the HappyPainters recommend you consider painting the 'bad wall' from corner to corner - even if the color or sheen is 'off' a tad the corner will 'hide' it from your eye.
Our most encompassing project ever:
Watch as The HappyPainter does his own remodel job.
Mobile Home Remodel – HappyPainter.com
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"Ummm... I don't think you're doing it right..."
We may not need to use jackhammers, but you can rest assured the HappyPainters WILL know the proper use of whatever tools are necessary to make your painting project beautiful.
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Design ideas from Benjamin Moore - the preferred paint company for the HappyPainters
The HappyPainters did it again!
This little house has a lot of character. Unfortunately it was hidden behind dilapidated paint. The good news is the HappyPainters were able to bring it back to life.
Click the link to see the transformation!
Rehabbing a Loveland Single-Story – HappyPainter.com
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