r/HomeDecoratingUK

I’ve recently purchased a house I’m slowly decorating to my taste but due to budgets some things are staying!

The previous owners had put in the trending wooden acoustic panels in the hallway/study area. Whilst they serve a purpose I just don’t like the look of them, especially the visible black material in between and how quickly they will feel ‘untrendy’.

Anyone have any thoughts on painting them and some sort of filler/material I could put between the gaps to be less in your face black?

Thinking a pinky neutral for this area with a complimentary darker colour on the bannister (/maybe the panels!?) but need something to hide the black or compliment it!

Any advice or ideas very welcome please ☺️

Hi, this is a weird request.

I am need of a single roll of a 90's wallpaper, originally put in the communal hallway of a 1995 build flat, built by Beazer Homes Scotland Ltd.

The communal close of a flat that I own is very dated, but I am not taking on that project (lack of interest from other owners).

I am prepping to sell the property, but there is one small wall that has been painted over (black) because of an incident, and I would actually like to return this to its original (or as near as original) condition before I sell (I know, a mad quest!)

Is there wallpaper experts? If so, how do I get in touch with them?

Photos attached.

We’re moving into this house soon and really want to put panelling in on one of the walls in the living room, we are worried that wooden panelling won’t look good with the tiled skirting as seen in the pictures, has anyone had any experience with this ? Are we likely to need wooden skirting boards

As per the title, what has caused these imperfections in the paint? Prep, application method, tools or paint?

Wall is 25 years old. This is the 4th time it's been painted in it's life. No previous work done on the wall. Fully sugar soaped beforehand. Used Johnstone's trade covaplus, 2 coats. Applied with roller.

TIA.

20 got my own place not to long ago got a flat mate so the other room isn’t really available to see about the same site as the room shown and I want something warm creamy maybe or any other happy but not loud colours painters coming in we did sanding and plastering so it’s probably gonna be more sanding than the undercoat today please give advice.
Also the flooring still needs those wooden stick things I got them just haven’t put them down yet

Our internal woodwork (doors and skirtings) are Bridal Veil by Valspar. I am looking for a neutral colour which would compliment them. It’s for the hall and stairs so the colour is going to be beside the doors. Looking for something very pale/neutral white/grey.