Painting the house
S Niko
6 years ago
Featured Answer
Sort by:Oldest
Comments (35)
shelleyuk
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoRelated Discussions
Painting stairs, what to do with skirting/ architrave / doors
Comments (1)Paint all of the wood white ,instant update,cream with red could make it look dirty and dated...See MorePainting our whole house
Comments (10)I think most of the non-pro's who comment on here love interior design so aren't likely to have used a pro tbh but I may well be wrong! I'd have a word with AJ, you can also look at her design dilemma suggestions for others houses if you go onto her profile. alternatively click onto the find pro section and search for designers in London. You can have a look at their galleries, reviews and indicative costs. Or you could just post each room on here and all types of people will provide feedback! The potential downside of this is you may not get a cohesive look, plus it may be time consuming for a whole house. In terms of the hall, white needs light to work and the end looks a little dark although that may just be the pic as my iPad turns even the brightest rooms dark! The tiles also appear more cream than white so maybe a white with a yellow or even a red undertone may work best or a pale, warm neutral. You could also go for a colour, the floor will stand out whatever...See MoreExterior painting
Comments (6)After washing the facade there two options, 1 prime or 2 paint. 1. Use primer only nano technology (nano primer, paint, or plaster keeping their façades look bright all the time). 2. If you consider paint recommendation to use also nano paint or nano thermal ceramic paint. Nano paint just keeps the facade with no changes for life, but thermal paint not just keeps the facade bright at all the time but also dry out your house and reduce heating costs up to 33%. For more info you can visit our web site....See MorePainting living room with high ceiling
Comments (0)Im hoping for some advice on paint colours for a living room/den that has high pitched ceiling. The house is a new build. Modern barn aesthetic. We are thinking about a different colour in the den to make it feel cosy as the rest of the house will be off white + oak. Are there rules of thumb I should follow? Should the walls and ceiling be painted the same or should I leave ceiling white? Are there different rules when the ceiling is high? The pic shows the dimensions of the den. Both windows go floor up to where the ceiling starts to slope up. Pitch is 45deg. We will a TV on the wall where the SS is and brown leather couch facing Thanks Marcus...See MoreS Niko
6 years agoshelleyuk
6 years agoshelleyuk
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoDaisy England
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoDaisy England
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoshelleyuk
6 years agocolourhappy
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agominnie101
6 years agoshelleyuk
6 years agoSophie Bridge
6 years agoNicky T
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoshelleyuk
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoshelleyuk
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoNicky T
6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoclairemaguire1
6 years agoeverydayisapicnic
6 years agosouththomas
6 years agoPat Oliver Interior Design
6 years agogold895
6 years agodebanger3
6 years agoAtom Interior Styling
6 years agoiolosdad
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoS Niko
6 years agoVENTURA DESIGN
6 years ago
Jonathan