Rooms

Painting, room by room

Every room in a house asks something different of the paint — steam in a bathroom, grease in a kitchen, scuffs in a hallway, damp in a basement. Here is what each one needs, with photographs from rooms we have actually finished.

A finished Danvers kitchen with gray cabinets, white walls and a hardwood floor

Kitchen Painting

Walls, ceilings and trim in the busiest room in the house — cleaned, cut in around everything that stays, and finished to wipe clean.

A bathroom with a dark navy wall, a white double vanity and two backlit mirrors

Bathroom Painting

Small rooms, steam every day and a lot of edges — painted with a finish made for moisture, and cut in cleanly against tile, tub and vanity.

A Newton bedroom with deep teal walls, white ceiling and twin beds

Bedroom Painting

The room people take the biggest color risks in — deep navies, teals, dusty pinks — painted evenly, with sharp lines against white trim.

A Danvers living room in warm gray with white trim and a hardwood floor

Living & Dining Room Painting

The rooms with the most detail — wainscot, crown molding, coffered ceilings and open-plan walls that run from one room into the next.

A wide Norwood hallway in pale lilac with white doors and trim

Hallway & Stairway Painting

The parts of a house everyone walks through — long, narrow, full of door frames, and the first place a rushed job shows.

A Leominster basement being finished, walls painted and framing still exposed in part

Basement Painting

Newly finished basements and lower-level rooms, painted from primer — with the damp question asked before any paint goes on.

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