Vacuum carpets, clean the house, and put up decorations– that's the typical pre-holiday checklist. But what if there was something that could really go the extra mile in the prep department and knock your guests’ socks off? Oh wait, there is!
If you’re wondering how and where to use interior paint this holiday season before guests arrive,
you’ve come to the right place!
Let's jump right in. When tackling a painting project before the busy holiday season, it’s good to think strategically about “where.” And high-traffic zones are a good starting point.
Good candidates might include:
Don’t forget about the rooms your guests will use most—especially the guest bedroom and bathrooms. These spaces might not get as much attention throughout the year, but they play a huge role in making your guests feel welcome during the holidays.
Everybody knows the importance of the kitchen during this upcoming season. From cooking meals to mingling over appetizers, it's kind of hard to imagine a holiday home without it. But what does this mean for your kitchen walls? Well for one thing, they're both highly used and frequently seen, making them another great option for a transformative painting project. There are more ways than one to do it, though:
If you’re looking for a quick way to add some holiday flair without committing to painting an entire room, consider an accent wall. Accent walls offer a pop of color and can enhance the mood of your space without overwhelming the rest of your decor.
As you can see, repainting before the holidays offers several benefits. Not only does it refresh the look of your home, but it also makes it feel more inviting and cozy for guests. And on top of that, a fresh coat of paint can help protect your walls from further damage, especially in those high-traffic areas.
Preparing your home for holiday guests doesn’t have to mean a full-scale renovation! By focusing on high-traffic areas, guest spaces, and strategic accent walls, you can quickly refresh your home and create a warm, inviting atmosphere. A little bit of paint can go a long way.
Looking for a painter in the Orland Park area? Contact us at Jondec Painting!
Q: How far in advance should I repaint before guests arrive?
A: It’s best to allow at least a week for the paint to dry and cure fully before guests arrive. This will give you time to make sure the space is ready for use.
Q: What are the best paint finishes for high-traffic areas?
A: Satin or semi-gloss finishes are ideal for high-traffic areas like hallways and kitchens because they are more durable and easier to clean than matte finishes.
Q: Do I need to repaint the entire room, or will touch-ups suffice?
A: If the paint is generally in good condition, touch-ups can be a quick and easy solution. However, if there are large areas of failing or faded paint, a full repaint may be necessary to achieve a cohesive look.
Q: Can I paint during colder months?
A: Yes, you can paint during colder months. Thanks to low-odor, low-VOC interior paint, it’s totally safe.
Every painted surface around the house deserves to be even and smooth to the touch. If you’re experiencing bubbling, blistering, or peeling paint don't lose heart! It's fixable.
Speaking of pros, if you’re looking for one, Jondec Painting is here to help. Give us a call and our team will be happy to assist you with your painting needs!