House Painting:
It’s a great feeling to be excited and inspired by the colors, tones and warmth that a fresh painting for our home can bring to us. The satisfaction that come along with investing time, energy and resources into creating a warm, and exuberant living experience from your home can not be over estimated. Color tones are key to attaining the desired ambiance and inspiration that is ultimately reflected in the way we feel while spending time in our home. Many factors should be considered while choosing the colors, shades and tones of paint that we choose. Lighting, both natural and artificial are key factors in this choice. What esthetics do we want to accomplish by painting our home? Are we striving to enhance the openness in an open style floor plan of a house? Would we like to enhance the the natural sunlight through all its glorious change throughout the day with accent walls, color tone differences, sheen, or textures? Perhaps wanting to create a sense of calmness and privacy in a den or bedroom? Or Freshin up the bathrooms with some new color and a clean finish?
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Texturing:
Although textured drywall surfaces do have pros and cons, the fact is that when making a drywall repair and applying the texture patch to the finish it must come as close as possible to match the existing surrounding texture, whatever that texture type may be. Although it’s nearly impossible to get an exact match to any given texture patch, it is important to come as close as possible so to blend in and ‘feather’ the texture patch in a subtle way without creating an optical focal point of the patch against the existing whole of the surface being patched. If you’re now thinking to yourself that patching texture seems more of an art than a skill, you wouldn’t be wrong. However, each and every painter, worker and helper has their own individual patterns, thickness and consistency to the way they apply any particular texture. Therefore, getting a texture patch to match exactly is not a common occurrence, nor is it a reasonable expectation. Exact texture uniformity can only truly be achieved by a complete surface restoration.