During a residential interior painting project, several areas are commonly painted to refresh the look and feel of a home. These areas typically include:
- Walls: The most significant and noticeable surface in any room. Painting walls can dramatically change the appearance and ambiance of a space.
- Ceilings: Often painted to either match or contrast with the walls. Ceilings can get dirty and discolored over time, so a fresh coat of paint can brighten a room.
- Trim and Molding: This includes baseboards, crown molding, door casings, and window trim. Painting trim and molding can add a polished look to a room.
- Doors: Both interior and exterior doors are commonly painted. This includes bedroom doors, closet doors, and sometimes even kitchen cabinet doors.
- Windowsills and Frames: These areas can show wear and tear and may need to be repainted to match the newly painted walls or trim.
- Staircases and Railings: Stair treads, risers, banisters, and railings are often painted or stained to complement the home’s decor.
- Built-in Furniture: Built-in bookshelves, cabinets, and other custom furniture pieces are also frequently painted during interior painting projects.
- Accent Walls: A single wall painted in a different color to create a focal point in a room.
Updating the paint in these areas can significantly enhance the overall aesthetics and value of a home.
