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Tuesday Tip: How to Choose Interior Paint Colors

Choosing the right interior paint colors doesn't have to be a daunting task. Whether you are pulling inspiration from an art piece you already have in a space or simply using colors that appeal to you, it should be exciting and fun. Here, we are sharing tips on how to choose the right colors worry free!


Tip 1: you can always add a pop of color to a neutral with print.
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Tip 2: Use a paint color app! As long as your phone or tablet camera can read the color, the app has the ability to match it.
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Tip 3: Be creative with your neutrals. Neutral paint colors don't have to be boring, spice them up by incorporation design through strips.

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These are only 3 of the 15 tips About.com is sharing with us.  Click here to find see more tips!
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