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Preparation

Preventing mess when decorating is essential for a smooth and efficient project. The process starts with moving furniture out of the room or covering it with durable plastic sheets to protect against paint splatters and dust. Protective coverings are laid on floors to shield them from spills and debris. Edges, trim, and fixtures are masked with masking tape, ensuring clean lines and preventing accidental paint drips. Controlling dust, especially from sanding walls, involves using dustless sanding equipment and frequently cleaning up dust and debris to maintain tidiness.

A decorator on a ladder painting.
Tins of paint and a couple of brushes on a table.

Right First Time

Design choices in painting and decorating significantly impact the overall ambiance and functionality of a space. Selecting the right colours, patterns, and finishes is crucial to creating a cohesive and visually appealing environment. Colour schemes can influence mood and perception, with lighter shades often making a room feel more spacious and darker tones adding a sense of coziness. Choosing high-quality materials and finishes ensures durability and longevity, reducing the need for frequent touch-ups. Getting these design choices right the first time saves time, money, and effort.

Materials and Style

Wallpaper options range from plain to traditional floral patterns to modern geometric designs, offering an array of textures such as embossed, fabric, and vinyl. This variety allows homeowners to create unique, personalized spaces. Digital prints and customizable wallpaper have also become popular, giving walls a bespoke touch. In the realm of paint, in recent years there's been a shift towards eco-friendly and low-VOC (volatile organic compounds) options, reflecting growing environmental and health consciousness. Neutral and muted tones are a staple, but bold, accent walls and vibrant colours can add personality to rooms.

An image of a wall with a floral paper on it, being smoothed.