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    • From Classic to Contemporary: 5 Ways to Color Interior Trim

    From Classic to Contemporary: 5 Ways to Color Interior Trim

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    When it comes to window and door replacement, the interior trim shouldn’t be an afterthought. Considering how subtle changes in its color can transform the look of the room dramatically, it should be part of the conversation right from the start.

    From-Classic-to-Contemporary-5-Ways-to-Color-Interior-Trim

    To help achieve your home improvement goals, Renewal by Andersen® of Atlanta talks about different trim color ideas:

    1. Wall-Like

    There’s something modern about keeping your interior trim incognito. Making it disappear into the walls is minimalism at its finest. If you love to pull off a seamless interior home design, paint the trim exactly like its immediate surroundings.

    2. White

    White trim sets windows and doors apart. If your room predominantly has cool colors, plain or slight off-white can do wonders. If you have dark walls, crisp white trim makes the details in your space pop.

    3. Dark Neutral

    Neutrals, like dark shades of gray, highlight the interior trim without asking for too much attention. They allow you to show off textural elements and furnishings. Dark neutrals make it easy to change your interior design in the future because they can mesh with any style and quietly exist in the background.

    4. Black

    Painting your trim black brings more energy to white walls. The color outlines shapes well, making them bolder and more arresting. If your windows and glazed doors face a beautiful view, black frames the panorama like no other color does. If you have old but structurally sound trim, coloring it dark conveniently hides the scuff marks. Black also emphasizes height, creates an illusion of more architecture and fights against the overly bright light from the sun.

    5. Natural Wood

    Wood lends warmth to your space. If your room has a lot of woodwork, authentic wood trim lets you match your existing décor. If you change your mind later on, it offers countless color opportunities down the road.

    At Renewal by Andersen of Atlanta, our windows and doors come in an array of interior colors. To learn more about our customization options and discuss your project, call us at (866) 609-5033 to schedule your FREE, in-home consultation in Atlanta, GA.

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