Living room paint and trim colors

Choosing the right paint color for your living room is a hard decision. You want a color that will feel spacious and bright, while still maintaining your style and ensuring that it can last throughout the years.

516 likes, 108 comments - mariakillam on May 30, 2024: "First of all, it’s absolutely fine to paint all your trim doors and walls the same white, it’s white, and down the road when you add colour...".

A round-up of paint colors most recommended and used by interior designers to create the trend of contrast trim in your own home.

One of my most frequently asked questions deals with paint colors that coordinate well with wood trim and cabinets. Today, that is what we are going to talk about! Most of the pictures that are submitted and posted on this site have painted white trim or cabinets, which I think looks clean, crisp and makes...Read More

If you’re planning on trying to incorporate the Contrasting Trim paint color technique in your own home, we’re sharing a little insight into the process and 5 Perfect Paint Colors.

Traditionally, internal trim and doors are painted in a lighter colour than the walls. However, you get quite a different look and feel to your house if you paint the internal doors, architraves, skirting boards and any wainscoting in a darker tone. This is a very effective way of using a light paint on the walls without the look being too one dimensional

The reality for a lot of small houses is that you can’t easily change the size of rooms or capture space that doesn’t exist. To this I say, it’s better to embrace the “liability” of a space in order to reimagine it as an asset instead.

Discover the magic of choosing the perfect paint colors for your home! Whether it's a farmhouse, coastal, neutral, moody, or modern cottage style, we've got you covered. Find inspiration for stunning interiors that'll leave your guests in awe. Don't miss out – see more ideas on my blog!

Real-life examples of the 15 Best Greige paint colors from Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore. Plus how to sample and test paint colors!