Project · Harvard, IL

We Repainted This Harvard Townhome in One Clean Gray

We repainted the inside of this Harvard townhome in one clean gray.

Townhome · McHenry County · Written by Tim Dodaro, owner of Level Best Painting

Town
Harvard, IL
Job
Interior repaint
Painted
Walls, ceilings
Left stained
Oak trim and cabinets

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The Job

The rooms had dark blue, purple and teal on the walls, and those colors made a townhome feel smaller than it is.

We took all of it to one light gray and left the oak trim stained. Gray and oak can fight if the gray is too cool, and here it sits fine next to the wood.

What We Did

  • Walls throughout
  • Ceilings throughout

The Purple and Blue Bedroom

Two strong colors in one room, purple on one wall and blue on the others. Both went to the light gray. Colors this dark are why we figure two coats on any color change.

Large bedroom with purple and blue walls, before paintingBefore
The large bedroom after painting, with light gray walls and a ceiling fanAfter
Bedroom wall with stained closet doors against light gray paint

The Teal Bathroom

Dark teal walls went to the light gray. It’s a narrow room, so the color made a big difference. The bathroom feels twice as wide now and the oak vanity looks better too.

Narrow bathroom with dark teal walls, before paintingBefore
The bathroom with light gray walls after paintingAfter
Second bathroom with light gray walls and an oak-framed mirror

The Living Room

Light gray on the walls and a white ceiling. The opening cut into the wall above the stairs has a lot of inside corners, and those stay sharp.

Living room with light gray walls and an opening above the stairs
The living room with a wood-trimmed window and light gray walls

The Kitchen and Dining Walls

The oak cabinets and wood floor stayed. Paint went on all the wall space between them, and the long open room now reads as one color.

Long kitchen with oak cabinets and light gray walls
Dining area with sliding doors and light gray walls

The Stairs

Stair walls are one of the hardest places to paint in a townhome, and one of the first places scuffs show up. These got the same gray from the bottom step up.

Stairway with light gray walls and an oak handrail
Entry stairs with light gray walls and a stained closet door

The Other Bedrooms

The rest of the bedrooms got the same gray, so the whole upstairs matches.

Empty bedroom with light gray walls and a white ceiling

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