Wall to ceiling paint design

Paint is a simple and cost-effective way to dramatically change the look and feel of a room. Aside from changing the color of the walls and ceiling, the painting techniques you use can give the illusion that you have changed the size of the room. If you are looking for an easy way to transform your space and are not afraid of using color, choose a painting technique and see what it does for you. Make your space work better for you!

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This UK's home style is eclectic, but not in your face. Paolo loves colors, but in calming palettes. It's a stylish but subtle (and inspiring!) space.

Home office featuring board and batten wainscoting The navy blue paint color, Benjamin Moore Hale Navy, goes from above the wainscoting and it continuous on the ceiling Board and batten Benjamin Moore Hale navy Board and batten Dark ceiling paint color Benjamin Moore Hale navy Benjamin Moore Hale navy Board and batten Dark ceiling paint color Benjamin Moore Hale navy Board and batten #Darkceiling #paintcolor #BenjaminMooreHalenavy #Boardandbatten

Make a feature of your bed by painting a large block of colour behind it. Then, follow in the footsteps of atnumbersixtyeight and ‘frame’ the effect by painting the outer area in a darker hue. Feeling brave? Continue the colour block onto the ceiling to create a canopy effect. Design note💡 FrogTape is great for producing those sharp lines!

Designers love painting ceilings for a pop of color and added visual interest. Here's why they suggest painting your dining room ceiling.

Every room has a fifth wall - its ceiling. And not all walls are meant to become accents. So should you go for an accent ceiling or wall?

We spoke to the experts about when and when not to paint a ceiling white – and what to try instead for a little extra pizzazz