Sand Before You Paint Over time, and as the layers of paint build up, bumps and crud can get stuck to the ceiling. On untextured ceilings, it's a good idea to start with a quick once-over sanding ...

Paint your ceiling — Start in a corner by ‘cutting in’ at the edges once again with a paint brush. Continue to work your way around the room until all of the edges have about 2-3 inches of ...

Choosing a paint color is about so much more than just aesthetics; it's also important to consider how you want to feel in that room. Take your bedroom, for example.

Ceilings are usually the forgotten, fifth wall — kept white and bare, even if the rest of a room has been meticulously decorated. But to professional designers, neglecting the ceiling amounts to ...

To intensify the sense of security, we usually paint the ceiling the same color as the walls.”—Anna Gollwitzer, Dax I Architects 4. Ball Green from Farrow & Ball ...

Sometimes a really high ceiling can feel too high, not to human scale—a small bathroom with a nine-foot, 10-foot ceiling can feel like a pit or a corridor—so dark paint can make it feel cozier.” ...

“This paint is wonderful in self-leveling,” Ortez raved. “I never recommend only putting one coat (2 coats minimum) to any surface, but [this paint] gives the best one-coat coverage.” ...

The best paint for your kitchen depends on your kitchen design and the surface you’re painting. For walls near the range and sink, choose a satin, semi-gloss or high-gloss finish to easily wipe ...