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Ceiling/trim/doors

Lama
10 år siden
Should i paint the ceiling or trim a different color or keep white? I will paint the doors mahogany to make them lighter...good idea?
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  • PRO
    Diamond Custom Finishes
    10 år siden
    I like color and "POP" to my projects, so having your color of choice on your walls separated by a white to off white crown molding and then a lighter color for the ceiling will add that "pop", for more of a statement in a room that can handle it (formal dining room for example), go with something more colorful, even a faux finish of some kind.

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    • karemore55
      10 år siden
      I would keep them white. You could paint the ceiling a very pale sky blue for extra interest, but if you ever want to change the wall cover you might have to re-paint the ceiling also. Not much fun!
    • Liz Salvo
      10 år siden
      I like the white!
    • Liz Salvo
      10 år siden
      I think the white looks great...beautiful job!
    • PRO
      User
      10 år siden
      I agree with Diamond Custom Finishes. Even carrying the wall color to the ceiling and leaving the trim white would add a little elegance.

      It's hard to say on the doors without really seeing them though.
    • PRO
      Diamond Custom Finishes
      10 år siden
      The white or off white trim (crown molding) works well with the doors being the same, but can work well with the doors being a natural wood. I could also see the doors in mahogany, the door trim, baseboards and crown molding being in mahogany with the walls and ceilings being two tones. This is a much richer look and one where the wood is the accent and the walls are warm.
    • Lama
      Forfatter
      10 år siden
      Diamond custom finish i agree. Perhaps something similar to my old apartment in the photo? Only the wall and ceiling would be two tones instead of same tone?
    • PRO
      Diamond Custom Finishes
      10 år siden
      Yes, adds richness don't you agree? The color change can be a half tone, very subtle will work well.
    • Lama
      Forfatter
      10 år siden
      If i will be using same old furniture as in the photo, which will look better? trim mahogany and ceiling same tone as wall, or trim white and ceiling a different tone than the wall
    • libradesigneye
      10 år siden
      Trim mahogany and ceiling half step lighter than wall.
    • Lanitra Bynum
      10 år siden
      All of your trim and doors should be white and put white trim at the bottom. Window trim also white. Make sure you use a high gloss white for your trim and doors.
    • PRO
      Diamond Custom Finishes
      10 år siden
      The white trim will make your room lighter and brighter and look a little larger too. If you want a richer look then freshen up the wood color and add color to your walls and ceiling.
    • PRO
      The Turning Point woodworks Inc.
      10 år siden
      I think two shades of white would look really good. The inner most ceiling being whiter than the out part.
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