We Tried A Nifty Way To Touch Up Paint (And We May Never Dirty A Paintbrush Again)
No matter what you're painting, there must be an easier way to do touch ups. We tried using a cotton swab to get the job down and the results were exciting.
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Why You'll Want A Tube Of Chapstick On Hand When Painting
There are lots of tips for painting interior walls for a blemish-free result. One even includes having a tube of chapstick on hand when painting.
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The Number One Tip Joanna Gaines Swears By For A Perfect Paint Job Every Time
There are many steps you can take before painting to ensure that the end product is perfect. Joanna Gaines shares one of her best tips you should try.
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The Massive Paint Mistake Nate Berkus & Jeremiah Brent Warn To Avoid Making At All Costs
Painting your home is a big commitment. Luckily Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent explain the one paint mistake you should always avoid when choosing colors.
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Make A Caned Accent Table For Cheap With An IKEA Hack
Textured furniture can be a pricey investment. However, you can make a caned accent table for a fraction of the cost using this genius IKEA hack.
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Why Dark Paint Colors May Fetch You A Higher Selling Price After All
There are several ways to achieve a higher selling price when selling your home, and painting is an easy option. Here's why you should choose dark colors.
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The Type Of Room HGTV's Emily Henderson Won't Paint White
White paint is a powerful tool in your home, but only if you know how to use it. Here's where interior designer Emily Henderson advises against white walls.
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The Only Time HGTV's Emily Henderson Approves Of An Accent Wall
An accent wall adds tons of character, but can feel out of place if not done properly. Emily Henderson explains the only areas you should add this feature.
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The Common Paint Swatch Testing Method That Everyone Gets Wrong
Paint swatches are a great way to explore color options, but there's one mistake you could be making that'll prevent you from landing on the right color.
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Easily Remove Fuzz From Your Paint Roller With These Two Cheap Tricks
A fuzzy, tattered roller can do your paint job more harm than good. Here are two easy ways to keep your tools in tip-top shape for the best finish possible.
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The Kitty Litter Hack You Need To Know If You Recently Painted
If you've recently painted and are unsure how to dispose of your leftover paint, this tip for using kitty litter to help dispose of the paint could be helpful!
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How To Paint Your Kitchen Ceiling Dark But Still Have It Be HGTV-Approved
Opting for dark ceiling paint in the kitchen can revitalize the room or cause problems if it's not done right. HGTV provides great advice on how to pull it off.
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Statement Blooms That Bring A Colorful Accent To Your Yard
What better way to add life and color to your yard than by planting a few statement blooms? We've found 18 stunning varieties even an amateur gardener can grow.
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What Is Alkyd Paint And How Should You Use It In Home Decor?
There are various types of paint available for different home projects. However, have you tried alkyd paint? Here's what to know before using it.
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DIY Paint Hacks Worth Trying In Your Home
Painting the interior of your home is a satisfying project, but it can be daunting. Here are some of our favorite hacks for painting your home's interior.
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How To Paint Old Candlesticks For A Fresh New Look
You could buy new candle holders on the few occasions you need them every year. But if you don't want that kind of expense, here's how to restore the old.
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New Ways To Add Vintage Ruffle Accents Back Into Your Home
Vintage ruffle accents are back in style and shouldn't be overlooked when planning your home décor. Here are some ideas for incorporating this design trend.
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Consider This Before Buying Paint Online
Ordering paint online is as simple as any other e-commerce purchase, but this convenience makes it especially important you're certain before clicking "buy."
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How To Achieve The Woven Strié Paint Look On Your Walls
Do you want to give your walls a lined or mottled effect, which also imparts the illusion of expensive fabric wallpaper? Enter the strié technique.
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Colors You Should Avoid When Painting Your Home's Mudroom
Your mudroom is one of the most high traffic areas of the house, so it needs a paint color that is practical and beautiful. There are a few colors to avoid.
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Why You Should Combine Paint Cans Before Painting Your Home's Exterior
Large projects, such as painting your home's exterior, require multiple cans of paint. Here's why you should combine paint cans before painting your home.
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How Plastic Wrap Can Help You Recreate This Antique Painting Style Like A Professional
Learn about how to use plastic wrap when painting to achieve a touch of old-world texture and style. Learn how to accomplish this faux painting technique.
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How To Keep Your Space Mess-Free With Painter's Masking Film
Painting is a messy job, but painter's masking film makes things a whole lot easier. Here's how and when to use it to get the job done quickly and mess-free.
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Here's Why American Barns Are Traditionally Painted Red
Barns can be painted any color since paint is available in nearly every hue. But there's a reason that red prevails as the color of choice for American barns.
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How To Use A Wet Mop To Prep Your Walls For Paint
Painting the walls in your home without a bit of preparation creates unsightly and frustrating outcomes. One way you can prepare is with a wet mop.
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A Design Expert Explains Why You Should Paint Your Door And Trim The Same Color
Although some choose to paint the door a different color from the trim, one design expert explains why you should paint them both the same color.
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The Calm Living Room Paint Color Nate Berkus Absolutely Adores
Selecting a calm paint color for your living room is necessary to create a relaxing environment. Here's the gentle shade Nate Berkus can't get enough of.
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