If your bathroom has raw wood walls, stick to dry cleaning them as you would flat-finished painted walls. Laminated wood can hold up better to humidity, so ideally, your wood bathroom walls are ...

Ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone are fair game, but they need to be sanded, primed, and painted with epoxy paint. Bathroom walls and backsplashes are better suited for painting.

Although it was the hardest project to tackle, Blayke says the stripes (and the color palette) are her favorite part of the room and “add such a unique, handmade touch.” The paint colors are Benjamin ...

Serena Neel decided to do some DIY in her bathroom and painted some stripes on the walls, with the end result leaving people ...

While frequent cleaning won't prevent streaks on your bathroom walls, Mothershead says that proper painting practices can help. "Avoid painting when temperatures are below 50º Fahrenheit or ...

Anyway, I painted the walls and trim semi-gloss "extra white" because I like a very bright and sterile-looking bathroom with easy to clean paint, applied caulking along edges, removing the light ...

8. Computer-match your paint color. A leak damages the paint in the corner of the ceiling and a bit of the wall under it. You don’t have any of the original paint left over.

With its cold, hard surfaces and less-than-photogenic features, the bathroom is arguably more in need of decor than other ...