1. Select vivid colors

This is a recognized fact that light colours can help make
your space look bigger, however bright colours will also accomplish this. Choose
a clean looking colour instead of one that appears muddy. Test Fog Mist (OC-31)
for a light color:

  

 

 

 

 

or Spring Violet (2117-50) for a vivid color:

  

 

 

2. White-colored moldings create depth

Color your trim and moldings in whites or off-whites. This
can assist to bring depth to your area by making your walls seem distanced. For
a contemporary look, try painting them in high gloss white, this will
additionally assist to mirror more light.

 

3. Select a monochromatic color palette

Paint your trim, walls and ceiling in numerous gradation of
the identical color to assist mix these elements with each other; the standard
colour will make your area seem bigger.

 

4. Select cool colors that mirror light to produce a room
sense larger

Try a light cream and icy blue colour palette. The cool blue
will assist mirror light to make it seem bigger while including comfort to the
space as well. Try Cloud White (OC-130):

 

 

 

and Seafoam (2056-60) colors:

 

 

 

 

5. Utilize good quality paint

The actual paint product you select is important at the same
time. Poor paint tends to have a chalkier appearance to it and this chalkiness
will make your space seem little. Choose a paint that has some shine to it. Do
not paint everything high gloss, just be sure the paint you select has a little
bit of shine inside it – enough to mirror some light.

Try eggshell or satin on the walls and somewhat or high
gloss on the trim and mouldings. Stay away from colors like red, dim blue, dark
purple and anything that includes a touch of grey or brown; although these
colors will make a place sense cozier, they will not mirror light or make the
area sense larger.