Room Painting Ideas on Windows Pc

Interior accent wall painting is often a fast and inexpensive way to make an ordinary room look extraordinary. By painting a contrasting colour to the room's adjoining walls, we create a new and pronounced dimension of depth to make the space seem longer, shorter, wider, narrower and sometimes taller or shorter than a monochromatic paint color scheme will allow. The question is, what accent will give you the new dimension and appearance you're looking for?

Color pronounces our perception of light and space. This perception produces an emotional response depending on how we perceive the light in the space to create feelings of warmth, coziness, vibrancy or calmness, for example. And with the addition of accent wall painting, you can dramatically alter the feel of the entire interior space not only by adding another dimension to the room but also by having the surrounding paint colour read differently to the eye. So the first thing you want to establish when choosing your paint colour palette is how you want the space to feel.

Case in point, we're working on residential interior condo in downtown Toronto for a devout Toronto Maple Leafs fan. So naturally, he wanted his whole condo painted in dark blue and white to really immerse himself in his beloved team. Now, the entire condo is less than 500 square feet with the open living space itself representing less than half of that. Pretty tight condominium space for a dark blue accent wall. And the Toronto Maple Leafs' blue is so dark in fact that it would cut the intensity of daylight captured through the window in half by painting just one wall! Also, because the living and dining room are one long and narrow open space, painting such a deep colour on one of the long side walls would really crowd the room to make it seem even longer and narrower.

But what's important here is how the customer wants to feel in his condo. He wants his paint colors to reflect the passion and enthusiasm that he has for his team. And the long side wall in this case was the only partition wall he could hang the flat screen TV and the framed pictures of his Toronto hockey heroes. Looking further into the rest of the colors surrounding the room, the larger furniture was all black. The TV, black. And the frames and matting of his hockey portraits were black and Leafs Blue. So painting this accent wall in a deep dark blue was really going to cramp the space and over power his prized possessions so they were hardly noticeable.



Now all you have to do is choose which wall to paint your accent colour. An easy way to decide is by choosing either the wall you look at most or the wall you're seen against most (as in an entry hall, for example, with the accent colour behind you as you open your front door). In the case of painting a living room, for instance, people often watch TV against a wall they look at most of the time when they're in that room. An accent colour behind a TV or a piece of wall art also allows you to feature them prominently when positioned against a rich background. On the other hand, in painting a bedroom it's very popular to paint the headboard wall an accent colour to give the illusion of a bigger bed and present a grander, more sophisticated look to the room. But here again, we have the feature of the room (the bed) being displayed in front of accent colour. Of course, you can decide where you'd prefer to add your splash of colour to any room with an accent wall, but start your decision-making process by considering the wall where all eyes turn most and you can't go wrong.

Happy painting!



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