Bold, pigmented spaces are on the rise.
Enter: Painted interior doors.
So, is it worth trying this trend at home?
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And which precautions should you take before diving into this color upgrade?
(Think: Woodwork, walls, ceiling, radiators, built-ins, molding, etc.)
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Why Is This Trend So Popular Right Now?
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“These fundamentals echo the minimalist movements of the mid-20th century, where clean lines and uniformity reigned supreme.
“There’s something innately luxurious about an uninterrupted, flawless finish.”
For this reason, it’s crucial to consider your room transitions and verify they line up well.
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To help, pick a good stopping point.
As a rule of thumb, stop your color where your room stops.
She recommendspainting your trimin the same hue as your doors and walls to complete the ensemble.
This will “frame your space with elegance and grace,” she says.
Use the Right Paint Finish
Choosing the right paint finishwill help create a clean look.
Sloan also changes the sheen of her paint depending on the location.
However, this can also be based on personal preference.
However, there are plenty of successful designs that break these rules.
For example, using a high-gloss sheen for an entire space can make a bold statement.
All-in-all, the sheen you use will depend on yourinterior design styleand the space itself.
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