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Who doesn’t enjoy a change of scenery now and then? We like it, and since we are unlikely to replace the furnishings every year, why not alter the walls? Don’t miss out on these painting ideas for your home’s walls.
1. Gradient Effect
Because it is not something very common, a gradient on a wall gives the room an overwhelming personality. This approach is more easier to use than it appears. To do this, you’ll need to dilute or blend the same color paint with a lighter tone. My advice is to get a bucket of white plastic paint and a pot of dye in the color of your choice. Then you add a bit at a time. To begin, use the lighter color to paint a horizontal stripe. Then, to paint another strip, combine a few drops of color and mix equally. You can blend these hues with a palette of natural bristles to obtain the desired appearance. Rep the process until you have the brightest color.
2. Paint with Brushstrokes
Despite its rough appearance, this color contrast works quite well and looks fantastic in the room. It entails using a color with a high contrast value. Begin at the bottom and work your way up. When you reach the restricting portion, use a medium roller to alternatively produce those brush strokes while the paint is still wet.
3. Contrast Walls
Paint one of the walls a different color to liven up the space. There are numerous hues that, when combined, are indecent. For these contrasts, the foundation white is ideal. And, best of all, you don’t have to use masking tape on all of the corners; instead, you may use a roller to paint straight on them. To make painting a single wall more easier, use a trim roller like this one.
4. Colorful Ceilings
Paint the room’s ceilings in a bold and intense hue, and you’ll notice that it takes on a whole new look than previously. When using dark paint, it’s best to use a special roller for these powerful hues; you’ll notice how much better the effect is. We always use the roller since it provides the best coverage on smooth surfaces.
5. Venetian Effect
A Venetian roller can be used to create this look on a wall. To begin, paint the desired tone on the wall, diluting it in water first. Then, using the fresh paint, apply the Venetian roller to get the desired look. They chose a blue and pink gradient effect in the photo, and then passed the Venetian roller at the end. Do you think it’s a good idea?
6. Wallpaper
Wallpaper is a somewhat less cost-effective option that produces remarkable results; if you don’t believe me, take a look at this lovely wallpaper. You can use it to cover all of the walls in your home or create a headboard or mural for your bed.
7. Paint a Mural
For the most artistic, I recommend building a mural on your own. It will be easier if you choose a pattern with straight lines, since you will be able to use masking tape.
8. Paint with Geometric Figures
If you enjoy color and find that combining a couple of colors isn’t enough, give this a try! Make a geometric form design on one of your room’s walls and fill it with pastel colors. If you’re looking for some color inspiration, look no farther than Pinterest, where you’ll find millions of options.
We hope you like these suggestions for personalizing your home. Consider altering the walls before you start buying furniture and spending a fortune. Much more practical and easy, plus it won’t kill your wallet nearly as much.
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