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Barron Park · Interior · 1 day

Barron Park study

One feature wall in a home office: primed white to a deep teal eggshell, the two adjoining walls left white. The edges where the color meets the white corners were cut by brush with no tape, so there is no bleed line.

The finished study: a deep teal feature wall, black steel windows and a plant in the corner.
Deep teal TC 440 eggshell
Days on site
1 day on sitemorning cut-in, afternoon second coat
Size
1 wall · 160 sq ft
Colors
Deep teal TC 440 eggshell
Crew
Same lead, start to finishEstimate, test wall, walk-through

Before and after

Before and after, same light.

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The finished study: a deep teal feature wall, black steel windows and a plant in the corner. The same study before: primed white walls, a paint can on the floor.

Deep teal TC 440 eggshellInterior · 1 day

Materials and prep

What went on the wall.

  • Wall Two coats Benjamin Moore Regal Select, eggshell
  • Primer Already primed; spot-sanded and wiped
  • Edges Cut by brush, no tape, 2.5" angled sash
  • Protection Floor papered, desk moved out
  • Windows Steel frames masked, not touched
  • Left behind One labeled quart

On site

From the job log.

Day –3 · Consult: Teal against the black window frames, chosen from three blues.
Day –3 · ConsultTeal against the black window frames, chosen from three blues.
Day 1 · 8 am: Primed white wall and one can of TC 440. The corners get a brush, not tape.
Day 1 · 8 amPrimed white wall and one can of TC 440. The corners get a brush, not tape.
Day 1 · 5 pm: Second coat dry, floor paper lifted, plant back in its corner.
Day 1 · 5 pmSecond coat dry, floor paper lifted, plant back in its corner.

“One wall, one day, and the room reads completely different.”

Priya N. · Barron Park

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