By Debbie Zimmer with permission of The Paint Quality Institute
Look inside your favorite shoes or that newly purchased handbag and take note of the unexpected dash of color and pattern. Fashion designers are adding a bit of color punch in some of the most unlikely places. From pink to purple to citrus green, color sizzle is showing up in the most unlikely spaces.
While you may be color shy when painting a family living space, take a cue from the design and decorating community and add an unexpected hue to an unconventional space. A drab closet, a lackluster hallway or even a kitchen pantry are all great places for transformation by adding a bold paint color or design pattern.
So, add a little color and be amazed at your own unconventional painted spot.
1. Choose a bright, high gloss hue for an enclosed closet area. Not only will the color brighten your morning, but also the glossy finish will reflect light.
2. Incorporate large geometric patterns such as circles or stars in a child’s bedroom closet. First, paint the entire closet space with a top quality paint and use store purchased or handmade stencils to add fun pattern color. It just might help with clothes cleanup!
3. For a touch of luxury, paint a foyer or linen closet with a gold or silver metallic finish and surprise guests each time they open the door.
4. Rev up your pantry with red! Not only will this vibrant hue add pizzazz to a typically mundane space, it may also spark your appetite.
5. Sheen stripe your hallway with a combination of flat and glossy paints in the same bright hue. For a new take on this decorative technique, run thick stripes horizontally for a fresh and updated look.
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