Add style to a room and show off special interests with a mural or decorative wall scene. Browse these ideas for adding flair to adult spaces and kids' rooms.
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Start your decorating with a color palette created by a pro designer. Browse these ideas from some of our favorite designers to discover fresh, new color palettes.
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I painted my kitchen last year. But something wasn't working right - the island was demanding too much attention.
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Try these fast and easy paint projects to perk up your home and yard for a sizzling summer.
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Create softness and depth by troweling on texture, then wiping glaze over it. The effect is fresh, yet soothing -- perfect for a bedroom.
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Inspirational photos of some great 2-toned kitchens. Featuring painted cabinets.
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Who knew that what you used to catch the mess during your last painting project could be your latest design masterpiece?
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Give metal pieces an aged look in a few hours with this do-it-yourself verdigris paint technique. -
Got the itch to paint? Get inspired and try one of these decorative painting projects to personalize your home or update your furniture. Most of the projects won't take more than a weekend, but the results will last for years.
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Carry this paint treatment diagonally up a stairway wall to create an eye-catching wainscot and chair rail without the cost
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king of painting your home to update the space? Before painting the whole room, check out these ideas for smaller projects that pack just as much style impact as a whole-room makeover, but without all the work.
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Here's the step-by-step instruction on painting your walls with pretty stripes. Don't miss the tips and tricks section and our additional color suggestions as well.
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Create the look of real metal with thin layers of paint, metallic glazes, and opalescent interference colors.
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Try sponging if you're a beginning decorative painter. It's fast, it looks great, and it's tough to mess up.
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This finish gives new items an heirloom look. A thick coat will yield large cracks, while a thin coat will yield small cracks.
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Good products, good preparation, and proper application are the keys to colors that last.
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