6 Ways to Quickly Refresh Interior with Paint

We've already talked about how to properly work with paint so you don't get tired and don't ruin the roller. Today we'll look at what can be quickly repainted to refresh the interior.

Repaint Interior Doors

You can make doors monochromatic or add dynamics to the interior with stripes and diagonals.

Pro tip: If you want to paint door frames and don't want to stain the wallpaper, use painter's tape.

Or the Arch

If there are no doors, you can repaint the interior arch or frame of glass partitions. To enhance the effect, choose a color that contrasts with the walls. If you like the idea, you can repaint the baseboards in the same color.

Pro tip: To avoid staining the walls with paint, cover part of the wall next to the baseboard with a spatula.

Where We Found a Bright and Affordable Kitchen for This Interior

The cabinet in sky-blue color diversified the interior and helped save on renovation.

Modernize Furniture

For example, on the photo a regular IKEA dresser painted with acrylic paints for interior use. Drawers in different shades add variety to a monochromatic bedroom interior. By the way, we have a detailed masterclass on how to refurbish an old dresser on our website.

Repaint Doors in the Wardrobe

A white wardrobe can be complemented with pastel shades. Recently we talked about how a designer herself made a wardrobe from PAX and painted it in the color of the sea wave.

Update Flower Pot

The easiest way to repaint planters is with aerosol paint from a can. Patterns can be sketched with a pencil and then finished off with a brush.

Paint Pallets

We've already talked about how to use old wooden pallets in interior design for apartments and vacation homes. They can also be repainted in any color.

Tip: Don't forget to clean and dry the surface, and sand it with fine-grit sandpaper. Pallets must be primed before painting.