Category
Paint Projects.
12 postcards from around the world.
Kitchen
The Country kitchen, in One Coat of Paint
One kitchen cabinet door transforms a dated farmhouse look into a crisp country aesthetic with a single afternoon and a quart of paint.
Kitchen
The Galley kitchen, in One Coat of Paint
Paint one galley kitchen wall in a weekend and watch the whole space breathe differently.
Whole home
The Tiny home, in One Coat of Paint
One coat of paint transforms a tiny home's visual weight; choosing the right surface, prep, and product means the difference between Saturday success and regret.
Outdoor
The Small balcony, in One Coat of Paint
One Saturday afternoon and one can of paint transforms a 4x6 balcony wall from builder beige into a real outdoor room.
Home office
The Creative studio, in One Coat of Paint
Paint one built-in shelf unit in deep ochre and watch your creative studio actually feel intentional instead of accidental.
Living room
The Family room, in One Coat of Paint
Painting a built-in bookshelf transforms a family room in four hours and costs less than a decent dinner out.
Dining room
The Open dining, in One Coat of Paint
A single coat of quality paint transforms a dining room built-in from institutional beige to intentional, in one afternoon.
Home office
The Shared workspace, in One Coat of Paint
Paint one built-in desk frame in a cool Scandinavian grey and watch a shared workspace actually feel intentional instead of borrowed.
Living room
The Small living room, in One Coat of Paint
Paint one built-in bookshelf in matte charcoal and watch your small living room feel intentional instead of cramped.
Bathroom
The Primary bathroom, in One Coat of Paint
Paint one bathroom wall in a weekend and transform the entire room's mood with a single, high-quality coat.
Whole home
The Loft, in One Coat of Paint
Paint one industrial loft wall with Benjamin Moore Aura to transform 300 square feet in a single Saturday afternoon.
Bedroom
The Small bedroom, in One Coat of Paint
One coat of paint transforms a cramped bedroom in two hours—if you pick the right surface and actually prep it.