Transforming Your Home Before the Holidays: Paint these Four Rooms First
4 Rooms in Your House You Should Consider Painting Before the Holidays
The holiday season is upon us. As you prepare your home for the holidays, remember to paint your rooms. Painting the rooms in your home is a great way to give them a holiday makeover. In addition to improving the aesthetic appeal of your home, a fresh coat of paint can seal out moisture, and protect your walls.
Diamond Painting is the leading painting company serving Windsor and Sonoma County. Our team has put together the top 4 rooms in your home that you can paint to make a lasting impression on your guests this holiday season.
The Dining Room
As families gather around the dinner table this holiday season, consider giving the room a fresh coat of paint. Because it is such a focal room for the holidays, plan your painting services ahead of time to ensure your dining room walls have adequate time to dry before your guests arrive. During the holidays, many families share meals in the dining room. Make a lasting impact by repainting your space in preparation for the celebrations.
The Living Room
Your living room is the best place for your guests to unwind with a post-dinner cup of tea or to enjoy a post-dinner snooze or fireside chat. In a living room setting, choose a color that will complement the vibes that you are willing to attain in your living room. Based on the vibe and the style of the furnishings, choose a complementary color.
The Guest Room
Before you have family or loved ones over for the holiday, refresh the room they will be staying in. Many hosts have a separate bedroom in their home that is typically vacant until the holiday season. Guest rooms may have served as an old childhood bedroom. This holiday season, give your guests the refresh of exchanging the old teenage bedroom for a more established and modern place to stay. To best prepare for your holiday guests, make sure that the guest bedroom is complete with fresh sheets and a fresh coat of paint for the most comfortable stay.
The Kitchen
The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in a house, especially when entertaining guests for the holidays. Spruce up your kitchen by painting the cabinets in a color that coordinates with the color of your kitchen wall. Cabinet painting is a low-cost alternative to renovating and can significantly impact the look of your kitchen. If you have a small kitchen, consider painting your cabinets white to open the area and make it look bigger. If you want to paint your walls instead of cabinets, choose a color that complements them.
Different Types of Paint Colors to Consider
Choosing the best color for your interior can be a science. If you’re unsure which color to choose, ask your painting contractor for their suggestion. With their experience in the field, your painter will know which color will make the most of your space for the feeling you are looking to achieve.
- Traditional Colors: Feel free to experiment with conventional colors such as green and red. Sometimes a pop of color on an accent wall is all it takes to add holiday cheer to a home. If you have run out of ideas, look to interior design magazines for inspiration or consult with a painting company in Windsor.
- Neutral Colors: Neutral colors such as gray, black, brown, and white can bring more natural light into rooms, making them seem larger. They give you the opportunity to play with other colors in your decor and can help create a tranquil and calm atmosphere. Plus, neutral colors allow you to experiment with holiday decorations without making your rooms feel too busy.
- Warm Colors: Warm colors, including yellow, red, and orange hues, can help make your spaces feel more welcoming and cozier.
If you are looking for a painting contractor to refresh your space this holiday season, reach out to the team at Diamond Painting. Our team provides Sonoma County’s highest quality residential interior and exterior services. If your home in Windsor needs a refresh before your guests arrive, contact us by calling (707) 890 1300.