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Before you begin painting your ceiling, Vaamonde suggests moving as much furniture as possible from the room. Large pieces, however, can be pushed to the center of the room and covered completely with ...

When you think about painting a room, chances are you’re picturing giving your walls a refresh, or a makeover in a new color. But ceilings are a different type of canvas—one that can change the ...

There's more to painting a room than just picking up a roller, from choosing a color to filling cracks and holes to laying down masking tape.

Roof leaks, overflowing sinks, tobacco smoke and big spills can all leave ugly ceiling stains or dinginess that is impossible ...

There's nothing quite like a fresh coat of paint to make a room feel like new, but how many people feel comfortable and confident about painting a room themselves? The process can seem tedious, time ...

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Feeling cramped? Paint your ceiling to match the color of the walls to make a living space look as if it expanded several times its size. For those unfamiliar with color drenching, it’s a painting ...

Tired of winding up with drips of paint all over your clothes and hair? Try adding this common household item to your painting toolkit.

Perched on scaffolding in the 1860 Victorian home, Leslee Ost Mayo painstakingly applied muted colors to the intricate design on the high ceiling. Admittedly afraid of heights, Mayo kept her eyes to ...