The color of your walls will, of course, be instrumental in helping you decide which color your trim should be, as these two colors will be positioned right next to each other and therefore need to be complementary. Here we look at the best colors of trim that go with gray walls.

Brown, rather unfairly, has a reputation for being a bland, stale color in interior design, but this warm and comforting color has steadily been climbing back up the ladder of popularity and is seeing a revival in home decor. There are many shades of brown, from rich chocolate to soft camel, which can be used to transform a room and create a haven of relaxation. Brown does not always have to be dull, as we demonstrate below with stylish color pairings of furniture that goes with brown walls.

Are your electrical switch plates and outlets starting to look a little worse for wear? If your plates are turning yellow, perhaps it’s time to think about the best color for your white walls’ switch plates and outlets. Since white walls are a blank canvas that go with any color, you can match or complement the color of switch plates and outlets to your walls. This article will guide you on selecting the best switch plate and outlet colors for your white walls as well as some quick and easy painting tips.        

As a neutral color, beige can work with a wide range of other colors. Here we look at which colors are best suited to particular shades of beige, as well as the effect that different color palettes can have on a space when used alongside beige. This will serve as a useful guide when trying to identify what color to paint your living room walls if you have a beige couch.

Some people may think that picking the right wall colors to go with grey carpet is an easy task, and for the most part it is. However, there are a few decorating rules and tricks to apply in order to achieve balance. If you are trying to coordinate your grey carpet with your walls, we have put together some color palette ideas that should inspire you to pair your grey carpet with the best wall color.

Hanging pictures seems to be an easy DIY job that any homeowner can do. But you might have also encountered frustrations in keeping pictures from falling off the wall. It’s frustrating to pick up the photos you’ve hung and eventually fell on the ground.

There are several instances where you may need to hang a picture without wire, for example, if your frame doesn’t come equipped with wire, if you don’t want to make holes in your wall, or if you don’t have the required tools to hang a picture without wire. Fortunately, there are many alternative options.

To prevent your home from looking too dark, it is important to choose the right colors that go with wood paneling. Even the colors of accessories in the room, such as furniture and wall decor matter in order to highlight the wood panel’s beauty. To help you pick the best colors for your wood tones, spend a few minutes reading our guide right here.

In terms of cement boards, there are two popular manufacturers, which are Durock and Hardiebacker. Depending on your preferences, you may pick one brand over the other. So, what are the differences between the two cement board brands? To give you a better view, here are some important details about Durock and Hardiebacker.

So you’ve finally decided to give your dated bathroom a fresh look by installing wall panels. This remodeling project is the easiest way to achieve a sophisticated look and give bathrooms a more traditional feel. Wall paneling is a great addition to existing walls in featureless bathrooms, while protecting them from general wear and tear.

Walls serve an undeniable purpose in every building. They are built to be strong enough to support the floors, ceilings, and roof; they give buildings their shape while also offering privacy, security, and shelter.

Hanging a few photos is a great and simple system of making any place feel like home. Concrete walls can sometimes come across as cold and lifeless; therefore, pictures can help to bring them back to life. When thinking of hanging pictures of concrete walls, you often picture yourself having to hammer some holes into the wall to hang up a hook for the picture; however, this mustn’t be the case.