It’s gained more traction in recent years, but designers have been using the technique for decades.
However, painting your trim a bold hue isn’t always the best choice for every room.
Additionally, keep in mind that trim is traditionally a higher sheen than walls.
Christina Kim Interior Design/ Photo by Lisa Pétrole
The same color can read differently depending on the sheen, so you may notice a subtle difference.
Bienvenu Interiorslets the antique books, taxidermy birds, and sculptural figures steal the limelight.
Play With Contrast
Contrasting colors create depth in a room.
@j.bienvenu.interiors/ Instagram
For example, it’s possible for you to make one wallan accent wall.
It will make the two rooms feel cohesive and like a continuation of one another.
If your trim has already been painted over, it’s a great candidate for a matching moment.
Christina Kim Interior Design/ Photo by Lisa Pétrole
Painting all the woodwork the same color, bead board included, will give your room a harmonious feeling.
@aliciasummersinteriors/ Instagram
@teriantilston_interiordesign/ Instagram
Gray Space Interior Design
Forbes + Masters
@hardcastletowers/ Instagram
@mychicnest/ Instagram
@renovationhusbands/ Instagram
Design by@demiliodesign/ Photo by@margaret.wright/ Instagram
@jeanstofferdesign/ Instagram
Whittney Parkinson Design
