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You'll be floored at how easy it is to transform a room simply by pointing your paintbrush downward
Slipper Satin floor paint from Farrow & Ball makes even the most worn out wood floor look great
If you’re looking to brighten up a space or change the focus of a room, it’s a no-brainer to break out a can of paint.
But if you’ve got wooden, vinyl or concrete floors, you can leave your walls alone and opt for a snazzy floor-painting job instead.
All you need are the correct supplies (none of which are too expensive), some patience and a willingness to be creative and bold.
The pros of painted floors include:
Just remember not to go colour crazy and paint every room in your house. Choose one room that could use some sprucing up and leave it at that. Also, be sure to keep in mind the colour and placement of the key pieces of furniture and upholstery in your room before you go really bold and bright.
House White and Wimborne White floor paint from Farrow & Ball (Image: Farrow & Ball)
Vista Marine from CIL Paints (Image: CIL Paints)