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Front Hall Painted Wood Trim

It’s amazing how much a bit of paint can update a space. The front hall was fine other than the wood trim and wood bi-fold doors on the closets. All we did in the front hall was replace the closet doors with some white colonial bi-folds, and paint the trim white. I painted everything with the colour Simply White in semi-gloss. It looks so much brighter and more welcoming now.

painted wood trim from the 1990s

simply white trim


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