We love bringing dream homes to life, so when a client asked us to paint their fully remodeled home, we couldn’t wait to get started. This full remodel included detailed trim work, extensive paneling, and high sheen surfaces that required a pristine, flawless finish.
In almost every painting scenario, you will need at least two coats of paint. One coat will probably not give the coverage you need for a uniform color or texture and will not be as durable.
White and off-white are timeless paint colors that offer endless character and versatility. Crisp white walls can be the perfect backdrop for colorful kitchen cabinets or create a foundation for a cozy farmhouse-inspired design.
An interior paint color consultant is a professional who comes to your home or business to help you choose a color for your space.
Gone are the days of gloomy grays! Modern gray paint colors are a great way to add depth and character to your home. Want to add some dramatic contrast with an accent wall or create a cozy, relaxed vibe? The right gray can get you there!
A new cabinet color or wood finish is a great way to refresh your home, but with so many options to choose from, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. We talked with an interior designer about how to choose a kitchen cabinet color.
We love taking on unique projects, so we were absolutely thrilled when a client asked us to help them update their home on Lake Templene with a coastal-inspired design.
So, you’re thinking about hiring local painters. Your first step is to schedule estimates and compare quotes from a few different contractors. Here are ten questions you should ask during an interior painting estimate.
Our estimator recently sat down with Interior Designer Joye Mayer. In addition to working for Ethan Allen here in Kalamazoo, Joye offers color consultations for PMV Customers who are looking for a professional opinion as they renovate a space in their home.
Many of our customers want to do their due diligence and gather multiple estimates for their painting project before deciding who to hire. This is understandable, as new customers may not have a sense of how much certain projects should cost, how long they should take, or when they can be scheduled.
During many of the estimates we give at PMV, homeowners will ask questions about what can and can’t be repainted. You may be surprised to find out the number of items that can, in fact, be painted.