Renovation Mistake: Using the Wrong Paint for the Space

Paint is one of the simplest upgrades in a renovation, but using the wrong type can cause problems that show up quickly. Many homeowners focus only on color while overlooking finish and durability.

For example, flat paint may look great in a living room but will stain easily in a kitchen or hallway. Bathrooms painted with standard finishes often develop peeling and mildew because they’re not moisture-resistant. Exterior walls painted with interior products can fade or crack within months.

The solution is choosing paint that matches the conditions of the space. Semi-gloss or satin finishes work well in high-traffic areas, while specialty moisture-resistant paints are ideal for kitchens and bathrooms. For exteriors, UV- and weather-resistant products protect against the elements.

In short, the right paint goes beyond color—it ensures durability and a long-lasting finish. Ignoring this detail can leave a renovation looking worn out much sooner than expected.

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