Dusting our walls is typically not something we think of doing. However, you may notice over time that dust starts to gather on walls and can become a problem. This is especially true if you live in a house that has high walls and ceilings. 

Walls get dusty the same way anything else gets dusty. Airborne dust can easily stick to things such as small ridges on the walls. Over time this dust can accumulate into large clumps if left untreated. The best course of action is regular dusting and cleaning. Not only of your walls, but of your entire house, ensuring you put extra folds on high-traffic areas of the home. 

So, you’ve got a room that needs a little work. To be more specific, it feels a little small, claustrophobic even. Before you pull out that dusty sledgehammer from the shed and do your worst to a wall, did you know a lighter color of paint could help make a room feel more open and spacious? Perspective and color play a huge role in how we experience spaces, which is all the reason why you should consider painting your home. So, before you commit to what could be an incredibly costly renovation, a different color of paint could be the answer you’re looking for.