As spring approaches and the pressure of spring cleaning comes along, don’t forget that spring cleaning can also include refreshing your home and completing small home projects to completely transform your home decor.

You’ve decided to paint some interior rooms of your home, and you’re so excited about the change. There’s nothing like fresh paint to make a room feel new! But...where do you start? No one understands that feeling better than Paint Positive. We help our clients find the right color for their interior paint projects every day. It’s one of the reasons we offer free color consults!

Painting the interior of your cabinets is not much different from painting the exterior. First, determine the material your cabinets are made of. Are they wood, laminate, or metal? And what condition are they in? Typically, wood is easier to paint than laminate or metal because paint adheres to wood surfaces much better than harder, slicker surfaces. Determining the material and condition of your cabinets will tell you what type of paint you will need, and how much work it will take to prepare the surfaces for that paint.

If you live in a home with an unfinished basement, chances are that every time you walk downstairs, you have to encounter your concrete floors. Or heading out into your garage every day you see the smooth concrete of your garage floor. If you’re trying to think of some ways to liven things up a bit, it might have crossed your mind to paint it. Painting your concrete is much cheaper and easier than trying to install another kind of flooring over top of the concrete and, if it’s done well, you can end up with a nice result that won’t be an eyesore.

EYES tend to stay looking forward or down – it is not often people actually look upwards. So it is very easy to overlook your ceiling when deciding to freshen up a room with some redecoration – especially if it is not in any obvious poor repair. But just because it is up there, out of the way, does not mean your ceiling is not an important feature of your room.

WINTER in northeast Ohio is known to make many of us need a bit of a cheer up – and the latest decorating trend may be just the ticket. Anyone casually scrolling Pinterest or Instagram or half-watching HGTV cannot have failed to notice presenters trying hard to not mispronounce the word ‘hygge’ – and it is the word for the season.