A Lake Murray bathroom repaint gave a remodel-in-progress space a warmer, more welcoming feel by replacing plain white walls with a soft blue finish. The work focused on careful preparation, patching, and repainting rather than making claims beyond the visible result.
Before: Plain White Walls During a Remodel
The bathroom was in the middle of a remodel, with plain white walls that did not yet provide the color direction the space needed.
Preparation: Scrape, Patch, and Prepare
Before repainting, the walls were scraped, patched, and prepared so the new color could be applied to a sound surface.
Repaint: A Soft Blue Refresh
A soft blue was selected to add color and a warmer feel while working with the bathroom’s existing features.
Result
The finished bathroom has a warm, welcoming soft-blue look that moves the space away from plain white walls.
Practical Takeaways
- Preparation matters before a color change.
- Test a color in the room’s actual light.
- Address patching and surface condition before the final coat.
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