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The Most Neglected Areas In Home Decor
Do you know which areas are the most neglected in your household? You probably wish to go for a new home remodel. However, you might not understand the fact that every home remodel forgets about the walls and ceilings of the house. Yes! This is true. You are quite concerned about the furniture and furnishing but you fail to recognize the value and the importance of the ceilings and walls.
The issue is more prevalent with ceilings. As a homeowner, you will be quick to ignore them altogether. However, as a visitor, your will definitely have a look at the ceilings of the home. So, can there be any way in which these areas of the house look great? Of course. Just take a look at some of the tips that we are presenting below and your house shall remain looking great.
If you are looking to paint the ceiling white, avoid it at all costs. Everything that is white has a certain element of grey in it. As a result of this, the room starts looking dull. The ceiling covers a huge part of your house and if it is dull, it will single handedly bring down the energy level and positivity of the rest of the house as well. Therefore, make sure that you are painting your ceiling in cream. It would help make the room look warm and positive, a 50% white trim color could also be a good option.
You can also paint the ceiling in a color that matches with the walls. It would make the room look complete.
You should always obey the 9 feet rule when it comes to painting the ceiling. If the ceiling is less than 9 feet high, then chose a color that is one to two shades lighter than the color of the walls. However, if it is more than 9 feet high, then you should paint it in one shade darker than the rest.
The floor of the house should always be darker as compared to the walls.
If you wish to use some heavier furniture and furnishing items but have a room with a smaller height, then you can create an optical illusion by painting it in 2 different kind of finishes. This helps in making the room look higher than it is. Plus, you will get more visual space to accommodate heavier furniture items.
It is quite possible that the room doesn’t have any architectural detailing. In such a case, the room often looks very cold and clinical. However, you could again be creating a warmer and more complex character for the room through paint. Take a 1.5 inch to 2 inch strip between the wall and the ceiling and paint it in the form of continuous line that runs along all the corners. It makes the room look bigger and wider and you will be accommodating any kind of furniture with ease without making the visual appeal bad.
Don’t paint the walls white, ever. It makes the room look empty and it gets bogged down by its own color.
