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Dark Interior Paint Colours: How to Choose a Finish You Will Enjoy Living With
A deep green lounge or charcoal bedroom can look fantastic in a photograph. The harder question is whether that colour will suit your home…
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Author: <span>Raj</span>
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Repainting Weatherboards and Outdoor Timber Stairs: Getting the Finish Right
A fresh coat of paint can completely transform the appearance of a home. Whether you’re refreshing tired weatherboards, restoring outdoor timber stairs or updating…
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Why Does Touch-Up Paint Look Patchy, Even When It’s the Same Colour?
You fill a couple of screw holes, sand the spots smooth and buy paint in exactly the same colour as the rest of the…
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Should You Paint Before or After New Flooring? Plan the Order Before Booking Trades
New floors and freshly painted walls can change the feel of a home completely. Booking them in the wrong order can also leave you…
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Should You Repaint Your Home Before Brisbane Summer?
Brisbane summer is not particularly gentle on the outside of a house. Strong sunlight, heat, humidity, afternoon storms and periods of heavy rain all…
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Do You Need Primer Before Repainting Walls? A Brisbane Homeowner’s Guide
You have picked the colour, bought the paint and cleared the room. Then comes the question that seems to produce a different answer depending…
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Should You Paint Before Moving Into a New Home? A Brisbane Homeowner’s Guide
You’ve bought the house, settlement is approaching and you’ve already started thinking about what you want to change. The walls might be dated. The…
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Bubbling, Peeling or Cracking Paint? The Paint Might Not Be the Real Problem
A patch of peeling paint can look like a simple painting job. Scrape it back, apply some fresh paint and the problem is fixed.…
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When to Repaint Your Exterior
Fading, chalking, cracking and exposed substrate are useful signals that an exterior needs assessment.
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Choosing Colours for Your Home
A practical starting point for comparing light, fixed finishes and the way adjoining rooms work together.
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