The Main Difference Between A Paint Sprayer And Spray Paint
Buying a paint sprayer might make sense with some big jobs, but a can of spray paint can get a small job done with no hassle. Here's how to know which to use.
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David Bromstad's Advice For Pairing Paint Colors With Dark Woodwork
Dark woodwork is a beautiful feature, but it can be hard to find a cohesive paint color. Here is David Bromstad's advice for pairing paint with dark wood.
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How To Use The 'Bake-Out' Method To Banish Wet Paint Smells From Your Home
A fresh coat of paint can reinvigorate a bedroom or living room, but the lingering paint smell can be less than invigorating until you get rid of it.
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Here's How The 'Paint Color Of The Year' Is Really Picked
Balanced with public consciousness, global events, and pop culture, colors of the year may also signify some hope or need that exists within communities.
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The Case For Using A Paint Edger For Your Entire Wall
Although it may not be a traditional way to use the paint edger, the design elements and ease of use make it great for painting a wall quickly and easily.
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The Detailed Naming Process Paint Colors Go Through Before Being Sold
Have you ever wondered about the origins of your favorite paint color's name? Here are the different criteria experts consider in their naming process.
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How To Fix A Blocked Can Of Spray Paint So You Don't Waste A Drop
Anyone who's played around with spray paint knows that they can sometimes get blocked. Here's how to fix a blocked can of spray paint so you don't waste a drop.
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Fixer To Fabulous Star Jenny Marrs Shares Her Favorite Kitchen Paint Color
If you spend a lot of time in your kitchen, gracing its walls with the perfect hue just makes sense. Here's a neutral-toned paint Jenny Marrs recommends.
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Get Every Last Drop Of Spray Paint Out Of The Can With This Secretive Dot Hack
Running out of spray paint before finishing a project is a pain. Avoid a trip to the home improvement store by using this hack to get every drop out of the can.
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How Hiring A Paint Colorist Can Actually Save You Money
If you find the process of finding a paint color for your home project overwhelming, hiring a color consultant might be helpful and could save you money.
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Here's Why You Should Add Vanilla Extract To Your Can Of Paint
Don't let the smell of paint stop you from completing your next home project. Here's why adding a small amount of vanilla extract can make its fumes bearable.
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The Time HGTV's Page Turner Painted An Accent 'Rug' On A Flip Or Flop Deck
There are plenty of ways to refresh an exterior space on a budget. Check out the accent 'rug' HGTV's Page Turner painted on a Flip or Flop deck.
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The WD-40 Hack That Makes Spray Painting Even Easier
They say a can of WD-40 has 2,000 or so uses, and it turns out this doesn't only apply to the WD-40 inside. In this hack, the key is the can of WD-40 itself.
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Here's Why HGTV's Christina Hall Swatches Paint Colors On Poster Board
Even pros like Christina Hall need help in making decisions when it comes to paint colors; she shares how she determines which color will work best in a space.
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How To Avoid Drips When Painting Your Walls With A Roller
There's no doubt that painting is a messy job -- but there are ways to minimize the damage. Here's how to avoid drips during your DIY project.
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Should You Match Electrical Outlets To The Wall Color? HGTV's Laurie March Weighs In
After painting a wall, something is bound to stand out: your electrical outlet covers. Typically white, these can be the first place the eye is drawn to.
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Out Of Painter's Tape? Use A File Folder For Mess-Free Painting
One of the most tedious parts of painting is taping everything down before getting to work. This file folder hack can eliminate that step completely.
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Here's What Happens To Your Walls If You Use Expired Paint
With summer approaching, many of us are considering freshening up our homes with paint. But before you break out those old pails, read this.
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What Is Faux Painting And How Can You Modernize It For Your Space?
Faux painting can make ordinary drywall look like rustic plaster, wood, stone, or brick. This includes basketweave patterns that evoke linen or paper.
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Types Of Paint Remover (And How To Choose Which Is Right For Your Project)
Several types of paint removers are available for use on various projects. However, their efficiency depends on your knowledge of how to use them.
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How To Determine How Much Paint To Use When Painting Your Pool
Summer means more time outdoors, so it's the perfect time for a pool refresh! Start here with these pool painting tips.
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The Trendy Paint Color Queen Mary Chose For The 1938 Sandringham Dining Room
The trendy paint color Queen Mary chose for the 1938 Sandringham dining room works well as a neutral but also livened up the space.
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The 'Mood Ring' Bathroom That's Going Viral For Featuring Color-Changing Paint
This "mood ring" bathroom has gone viral on TikTok thanks to color-changing paint. Here's how you can liven up your space with this fun and interactive design.
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What To Know Before Painting Your Shed
Painting a shed might seem like a quick project, but there are certain precautions you need to take to ensure you get a professional finish.
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Signs Your Home's Exterior Needs To Be Repainted
Repainting your exterior can be a costly endeavor, but sometimes it's absolutely necessary. Here are some telltale signs you need to pick up a roller.
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Why You Should Consider Painting Your Fireplace Black
Painting a fireplace black can help add a touch of elegance to your home, enclose an expansive space, and balance out an abundance of light tones.
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15 Statement Dining Tables For Your Kitchen Accent Piece
At House Digest we believe every room in the house - even the kitchen - deserves a piece of furniture that will solidify the overall design goals of your home.
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