NOVA Painters Tag

Open floorplans are ideal for entertaining, keeping an eye on the kids while you cook, or enjoying that casual, airy vibe. But painting your walls? Suddenly, that wide-open space feels a lot more complicated. How do you break up a room that doesn't technically have any breaks? Don't...

It may seem like a good idea to purchase wood trim and then call us to paint it. However, this approach often leads to unnecessary challenges, added costs, and disappointing results. Here's why it's best to leave trim selection and purchase to the professionals. 1. Quality Control...

Your home is your sanctuary, where you unwind, escape the outside world, recharge, and create lasting memories. One of the simplest ways to infuse happiness into your home is by carefully selecting paint colors that can influence your mood, energy, and overall sense of well-being...

While trends like millennial pink come and go, earth tones, particularly shades of brown, have enduring appeal. Despite being overshadowed in recent years by cooler shades like gray and white, brown tones are regaining popularity for their warmth, versatility, and grounding effect. We've seen their resurgence in...

Choosing the correct color is essential when planning a painting project, but choosing the correct sheen can make or break the final appearance. A paint sheen impacts a wall's appearance, paint durability, and maintenance. Here's our quick guide to help you choose the perfect paint sheen: Understand Sheen Levels Sheen...

As 2025 approaches, the interior design world embraces fresh, bold, timeless paint color trends catering to diverse tastes. However, rich earth tones appear to be the favored. Whether you're planning a remodel or want to refresh your space, these trending four hues can inspire your next...

Northern Virginia's climate greatly influences the durability and appearance of your home's paint. It's hot, humid summers, cold winters, and varying weather patterns make it essential to understand how these conditions affect paint, enabling you to protect your home better. Summer Heat & Humidity Our summers are...

The simple answer is no. Using exterior paint indoors is unsafe because it can release dangerous airborne chemicals. The additives that make it resilient outside can harm your family's health when used indoors. (If you have already used exterior paint inside, we recommend using primer...

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