Have a room that’s crying for a facelift, but you aren’t sure where to begin? Interior painting isn’t limited to just the walls. While any room in your home may appear uninteresting and made of plain old walls, it takes just a little imagination to bring it back to life.
That’s where Hessed, Inc. comes in! We offer many varieties and techniques for the interior of your next Residential or Commercial painting project.
Hessed, Inc. has access to best quality major brands Southern California such as Dunn-EdwardsTM , Sherwin WilliamsTM , Benjamin MooreTM , BEHR TM. We can also work with your material and reduce your cost by as much as 20%. A great paint job starts with great preparations. All cobwebs and debris would be removed and all holes repaired, spackled, and textured to match the existing texture. The painters apply kilz (sealer) to stubborn stains such as grease, crayons, or watermarks and allow it to dry. After thoroughly preparing all surfaces, we apply one coat of paint using roller, sprayer and brush technique. We will remove all switches plates and cover the exposed outlets with masking tape. The switch plates will be place back on. The doorknobs would be masked off. The carpets and other floorings will be covered and protected at all times.
High Gloss Paints (70+ on a 60 degree gloss meter)
- Where to Use – For kitchen & bathroom walls, kitchen cabinets, banisters & railings, trim, furniture, door jambs & windowsills.
- Comments – More durable, stain resistant & easier to wash. However, the higher the gloss, the more likely surface imperfections will be noticed.
Semi gloss (35 to 70 on a 60 degree gloss meter)
- Where to Use – For kitchen & bathroom walls, hallways, children’s rooms, playrooms, doors, woodwork & trim.
- Comments – More stain-resistant & easier to clean than flat paints. Better than flat for high-traffic areas.
Satin or Silk (Range overlapping eggshell & semi gloss) – Similar characteristics to Semi gloss & Eggshell.
Eggshell (20 to 30 on a 60 degree gloss meter)
- Where to Use – Can be used in place of flat paints on wall surfaces especially in halls, bathrooms & playrooms. Can be used in place of semi gloss paints on trim for a less shiny appearance.
- Comments – It resists stains better than flat paint & gives a more lustrous appearance.
Flat (less than 15 on a 60 degree gloss meter) - Where to Use – For general use on walls & ceilings.
- Comments – Hides surface imperfections. Stain removal can be difficult. Use for uniform, nonreflecting appearance. Best suited for low-traffic areas.
Matte Same characteristics as Flat.
Color Washing
Envision the walls of a room bathed in the ethereal hues of twilight. Using the technique called color washing; you can give any room in your home a more inviting look and feel.
Geometric Reflections
Decorative elements such as color depth and light reflection can add a radiant opaque coverage to a room. Use elegant finishes such as Studio Finishes®, Metallic Glaze, by themselves, or blend them with our latex glazes to add a translucent, veiled effect to walls, trim, and accent pieces.
Dry-Brushing
Add a touch of drama to any room with the softly textured look of dry brushing. It is a simple and affordable way to turn an ordinary space into a cozy retreat.
Glitter
With the glitter effect, tiny specks of reflective material in the finish catch the light, adding a whimsical twinkle to rooms or painted furnishings. It can be applied either as a transparent topcoat over any painted surfaces, or as a veil of sparkle on walls or craft projects.
Glow in the Dark
Imagine twinkling stars on a ceiling or a border of luminous starfish in a dark bath. The glow-in-the-dark effect is ideal for creating designs just like these, which can be stamped and stenciled on a painted basecoat.
Smooshing
Smooshing lends the elegant look of moiré wall coverings or a simple marbled effect to a room, With a painting technique that is simple to use.
Glow in the Dark
Imagine twinkling stars on a ceiling or a border of luminous starfish in a dark bath. The glow-in-the-dark effect is ideal for creating designs just like these, which can be stamped and stenciled on a painted basecoat.
Sponging
One of the easiest techniques to master, sponging can give your walls the delicate, mottled look of aged porcelain as well as the dramatic look of rustic stoneware.
Ragging
By giving the appearance of shifting color density, ragging evokes the timeless appeal of well-worn leather or soft-faded chambray. As with sponging, different effects can be achieved by applying or removing glaze with a rag or cloth.
Strié
The combination of white furniture with light blue and yellow accents makes for a blissful room.
Texture
With tiny granules that absorb and reflect light, Texture hides minor imperfections with the depth and tactile appeal of a fine, textured surface. Its natural, earthy feel also evokes the organic tones of stone and sand.
Washed Stripes
Give any room a light and sophisticated style with washed stripes, which add a touch of texture and sheen for a soft, subtle look. The style goes well with pale-toned furnishings and rich fabrics or with luxurious accents such as large pillows and lush window treatments.