New Ideas, Old Fashion Service
Fresh, warm and bright is what the new owners wanted their home to look like. They achieved this by having us paint the gray toned walls with a light creamy colour, that has just a slight hint of yellow in the undertone. The warmth of the wall colour compliments the tones in the wood floors perfectly.
For some added interest a colorful accent wall was painted in each of the children’s bedrooms.
The walls of this townhouse were originally painted with green and burgundy. The new colours give it a modern and edgy look. The strong contrast between the dark charcoal accent wall against the lighter walls makes a statement in the living room. The space was further transformed by wrapping the charcoal colour around the large window wall and the fireplace. The rest of the walls throughout the house were painted with the same light neutral colour. It has refreshed the home and made it much brighter.
The same charcoal colour was used for an accent wall in the master bedroom.
What little girl wouldn’t want a purple bedroom! The white trim work and bedframe help to break up the vibrant colour so that it’s not too overwhelming. It will be a fun room to decorate.
Doesn’t this room look awesome? The Sherwin Williams colour called blue sky is so fresh and works well with the white trim work and doors. It’s the perfect backdrop of colour for a little girl to decorate her room.
We were pleased to paint for these clients again after doing their full exterior the previous year. They were ready to make a change from the cooler gray tones that the interior walls were originally painted.
To add warmth to the look of the home they chose a modern beige to use throughout the main living area, hallways and bathrooms. To compliment the warmth of the wall colour the trim work and doors were done in a Benjamin Moore’s simply white.
Below are the before and after images of the living room change from cool gray to warm beige.
Below are the trim work and doors re-painted in the Simply White, that has a slight yellow undertone. It compliments the warmth of the wall colours. A true white would have looked too stark against them.
The primary bedroom going from cool gray with a violet undertone to a warm coral colour has completely changed the feel of the room.
This young child’s bedroom was re-painted in a green with just enough punch to make an impact, but not so vibrant that it becomes overwhelming.
The owner of this home wanted these previously beige bedrooms changed to white. Everything was re-painted with a warm white including the ceilings, walls and the previously painted trim work. The new look is fresh and bright.
In this new construction home we clear coated the wood doors, painted the interior room and closet doors, trims, bathroom ceilings and walls. The owner of this house was also a finishing carpenter who installed all their own trim work. They wanted to hire painters who would take their time in making the trim work look its best.
The owner of this house contacted us to paint the entire interior and exterior. He had recently purchased the house and was doing some renovations and a makeover to re-sell it. We painted the newly installed baseboards, trim work and doors and all of the walls. We also did a full paint job to the exterior of the house that can be seen in our album of exterior transformation for resale.
The new owners of this vacation rental property wanted to have it in tip top shape before starting to rent it out. The walls were previously painted yellow. The new owners wanted a colour that would create a more calm feeling. Since the property is within walking distance to the ocean they were going to redecorate in a beach style theme and wanted the colour to work well with it. The colour chosen for the walls was Crown Point Sand, which does resemble the colour of sand. It will work well with the owners beach decorating theme they are planning to do. The colour has enough depth to hold up to being a rental property, yet it’s light enough to keep the unit bright and airy feeling.
Before and after of the main living space changed from the original yellow to a sand colour.
The unit is a rental property and like many rentals the walls can take quite a beating. We did a lot of patching to make them look good again.
Before and after of the master bedroom.
Before and after photos of the stairwell.
The rest of the spaces were painted in the same warm sand colour.
The owners lived in the downstairs of this home while they did an extensive renovation to the main level. The walls were painted in an eggshell sheen while the doors and trim were painted in a semi-gloss sheen in the same colour. This is a popular method used by decorators to give a monochromatic colour scheme but by using the semi-gloss on the trim and doors it gives them a slightly different look. The fireplace was painted a dark chocolate colour and we stained the large ceiling beams. The den was the only room that had a different colour painted on the walls, it was a sage green. The same trim colour that was applied in the rest of the house was also put into this room.
