How can I brighten up millennial grey walls with paint?

Drlucille
by Drlucille
  5 answers
  • William William on Oct 09, 2019

    Use this site and play around with colors. Upload a photo and choose different colors. Find a color that appeals to you.


    https://www.visualizecolor.com/glidden?j=41663543&e=burbank30@att.net&l=5149748_HTML&u=574777240&mid=10977649&jb=106#/

  • Terri Terri on Oct 09, 2019

    Use an all in one paint and primer. I love hgtv paint, it goes on the walls very nicely.good luck.

  • Are you wanting to paint over the color or add another color to it? Stenciling might be a good way to add more color. Or color blocking.

  • Kathy Gunter Law Kathy Gunter Law on Oct 09, 2019

    Depending on the color you go with, you might want to prime first. Sherwin Williams paint has a good paint and primer that might work without priming. I would also try samples first so that you are happy with the color you choose.

  • Drlucille Drlucille on Oct 09, 2019

    I was going do something like dry brush over it, as I did to a couple of pieces of old furniture, from Habitat in a huge living/dining area. I painted, one aqua, the other orange, and then toned it down with a stiff wide brush and white paint. The rooms they are in are dark, and the millennial grey walls and grey laminate floors don’t help.

    But I was looking for something different in the bedroom, which is hung with a lot of old Japanese wood block prints and old wooden Chinese screens,

    This is a large bedroom, again, all grey. The one idea that sounds good is a fluffy roller with paint. The pictures are my three projects: paint a color, and then white dry brush them.

    Thanks for your quick suggestions