Walls by Design Painting and Decorating

10/14/2026

This is exactly what homeowners are afraid of when they think about painting their cabinets.

We quoted this kitchen about six years ago. The homeowner went with another company and recently reached back out because the finish wasn’t holding up.

The cabinets were sticky, hard to clean, and previous attempts to fix them only made things worse.

The lesson isn’t “don’t paint your cabinets.”

It’s that the product, prep, application—and the company standing behind the work—matter.

We’ve painted more than 5,000 kitchens over the years, and we’ve learned plenty along the way. That’s also why our cabinet work comes with a Lifetime Warranty and Free Yearly Touch-Ups.

The real test isn’t how the cabinets look the day they’re finished. It’s how they hold up years later.

❤️ your home.

10/13/2026

Our checklists probably annoy some people.

Nick will admit that.

But painting a house well isn’t just about putting paint on the walls. It’s making sure the details are clear, the project is reviewed, expectations are confirmed, and nobody is surprised halfway through.

That’s why we use systems, checklists, project reviews, and sign-offs—even when it feels like one more step.

Because a smooth project usually doesn’t happen by accident.

❤️ your home.

10/13/2026

Painted cabinets.

This interior designer got to be her own client for a change.

10/12/2026

“The finish is absolutely beautiful and completely transformed the space.”

That’s a great compliment. But the part I really like is what came after.

Clean work. Attention to detail. And the color came out exactly how they pictured it.

That’s the goal. Not just a good-looking kitchen at the end, but a project that feels well done all the way through.

Thanks, Jillian, for trusting us with your Denver kitchen.

❤️ your home.

10/11/2026

This one turned out really well.

For this Parker home, we painted walls and ceilings across several connected spaces—including the entryway and stairwell, living and dining areas, family room, kitchen, hallways, and landing.

What stands out is how consistent the whole home feels from one space to the next.

Not every project needs a dramatic before-and-after moment. Sometimes the biggest difference is simply getting everything to feel finished and pulled together.

❤️ your home.

10/07/2026

Do you actually need to replace your cabinets to get new cabinet doors?

Not always.

If you like your kitchen layout and the existing cabinet boxes are still in suitable condition, cabinet door replacement may let you change the look without starting over with an entirely new kitchen.

The condition of the boxes, door compatibility, drawer fronts, hardware, and finishing details all need to be considered first.

We broke down what homeowners should look at before deciding—including how door replacement differs from cabinet painting, refacing, and full cabinet replacement.

Read the full blog here:
https://wallsbydesign.com/cabinet-door-replacement-existing-cabinets-2/

Sometimes the best kitchen update isn’t changing everything. It’s figuring out what’s already working and changing the right things.

❤️ your home.

10/07/2026

Two painting estimates can have very different numbers—and still not be for the same job.

One coat or two? Primer or no primer? What product is being used? What’s included, and what isn’t?

That’s why Nick always recommends getting a detailed written estimate before comparing prices.

Sometimes a lower bid simply includes a different level of service. The important part is knowing exactly what you’re paying for so you can compare apples to apples.

❤️ your home.

10/06/2026

Same color on two backgrounds to show how different color looks based on what it is seen with.

Now the question: Can you name the color and brand?

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

Ok, this one is harder. What is the color and who makes it.