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Unique ways to paint your walls

UNIQUE WAYS TO PAINT YOUR WALLS

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B Y Charlotte Nichole

It’s classic and it will suit any home, especially those with classic features, or a traditional past. Paneling seems to be growing in popularity, and with many instagrammers taking the trend into their home, it’s bound to grow more so. I especially love the kind that doesn’t completely cover the wall, and creates a dual colour aspect into a space. PAN E LI N G

WH E RE TO USE PAN E LI N G? Don’t panic, you can pretty much use paneling in any space of your home. There is of course, the different type of paneling to consider to. I would suggest you think wisely on the ‘theme’ or feel you are trying to achieve. To add grandeur to a space, large square paneling may work better, especially in a living, or bedroom space. If you are looking to bring a farmhouse / rustic style into your home, tonge and groove paneling will be more ascetically pleasing and will work in any space including a bathroom.

This is a style we have certainly adopted in our home, partly due to our ceiling height and wall size.Partly painting your wall, or going for a half and half effect can help incorporate colour, without having to paint the entire wall. Plus, its a pretty modern take on the classic dado rail style all us grew up with our homes. Combining stunning shades, or being bold with contrasting colours using the partly painted effect PARTLY PAI N TE D OR 50/50

IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE EXACTLY HALF….

Oh no, going for slated lines, a quarter height or even three quarter height can all have the same effect, and create a truly striking space.

YOU CAN ADD SOME PI CTURE RAI LS If you do want a classic, yet classy look, you may want to consider a picture rail. Whilst our parents may have donned the infamous dado rail, using one correctly can create a classic, rather traditional look.

There are so many ways you can paint your home. Being average may be easier and pretty safe, it can be more fun, daring and bold to incorporate different techniques in painting and using colour.

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