4 Easy Paint Projects to Instantly Refresh Your London Home
23-05-16, 8:30 p.m.
From front doors to bathroom walls, small paint updates can make a big impact. Discover 4 easy projects London homeowners can tackle to refresh their space fast.
After living in your home for a while, it’s easy to get used to what you see. And that means that after a while, it’s even easier to ignore blemishes and unsightly mistakes. Your floors could be wearing down, but you’re so used to their look that you hardly pay attention. Or your appliances are outdated, but you don’t even think about them. It might be only when someone important is coming to visit, or when you redo another part of your house, that you begin to look at the existing flaws with new eyes.
But don’t worry, this happens to everyone! Fortunately, you don’t have to get bogged down by every single thing that needs improvement; some simple fixes can improve the look of your house in dramatic ways. Take a minute now to look through your house and see what paint mistakes could easily be fixed. Spending some time repainting in these four specific areas will brighten and spruce up your home, letting you see things with new eyes.
1. Doors:
You walk through your front door every day, but do you stop and notice how it’s looking? Has the paint faded or discoloured over time? Is the paint chipping? Is the colour outdated? Repainting your front door will give your home an instant boost of curb appeal and freshness.
2. Trim:
How is your interior trim looking? If it’s been a while since it was painted, chances are that it’s looking grubby, and the grubbiness is more than can be attacked with a Magic Eraser. Repainting your interior trim can give your home a beautiful, fresh look.
3. Hallways:
If you have small children, get down on their level and take a glance at the hallway walls. Did it make you cringe? Kids seem to think the walls are made to be handled, and frequently. Like the trim, there’s only so much you can do to clean off the grubby fingerprints. After a while, it’s simply time to repaint. Because of fading over time, it can be nearly impossible to match the exact colour of your wall. Touching up typically won’t do the job properly. Repainting the entire hallway is normally the best way to go.
4. Bathrooms:
You may find that your bathroom needs to be repainted before the rest of your house. Why? The regular moisture, heavy use, dust, and harsher chemicals in cleaning products combine in this small space to really do a number on the paint. Luckily, the space is typically smaller than the rest of the house, and so you can likely repaint the bathroom in an afternoon.
For help refreshing your home’s interior or exterior, contact Strictly Residential Professional Painting Services in London and the surrounding areas. We’ll help you love your home again.
