Trends for Interior painting for your Lakebay or Gig Harbor home

Kathy Paint Right Painting • February 10, 2025

Updating your home with current trends

Paint color swatches for color trends for 2025

Here are some of the trending interior painting ideas for now:

1. Earthy Tones: Colors like terracotta, olive green, and warm beige are popular for creating a cozy, grounded atmosphere. These shades bring a sense of nature indoors.

2. Greige: A blend of gray and beige, greige continues to be a favorite for its versatility and ability to complement various styles, from modern to traditional.

3. Accent Ceilings: Rather than just accent walls, painted ceilings are gaining traction. Using a bold color on the ceiling can add depth and a unique visual interest to the room.

4. Soft Pastels: Soft pinks, lilacs, and mint greens offer a subtle, calming ambiance, ideal for bedrooms and nurseries. They add a gentle touch of color without overwhelming the space.

5. Dark and Moody: Deep, dramatic colors like navy blue, charcoal, and forest green are being used to create an intimate and elegant atmosphere, especially in dining rooms and libraries.

6. Two-Tone Walls: Combining two complementary colors divided by a chair rail or a straight line is becoming prominent, adding a modern twist to traditional wainscoting effects.

7. Texture with Paint: Techniques such as using textured rollers add depth and richness to walls, making the surface itself a key design element.

These trends promote creativity and personalization in home design, allowing spaces to reflect individual tastes while staying current with evolving styles. Whether you're doing a complete overhaul or just refreshing a room, these ideas can inspire an impactful transformation.

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Late Spring Yard Cleanup Checklist for PNW Homeowners

By Kathy Wright • May 2, 2026

By late April and early May, Western Washington begins to see a shift in the weather. The heavier winter rains have eased up, temperatures are getting warmer and more consistent, and everything outside is beginning to grow again. At the same time, it’s common to look around the yard and feel like things didn’t quite get the attention they needed earlier in the season. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Many homeowners find themselves only partway through their spring yard cleanup or still waiting for the right time to get started. Between wet conditions, busy schedules, and the sheer amount of debris that builds up over the winter, it’s easy for cleanup to get delayed. The good news is that you haven’t missed your window. Whether you’re starting fresh or picking up where you left off, this point in the season is a practical time to get everything into shape before late spring growth really takes off. A focused spring yard cleanup now can go a long way toward improving how your yard looks, drains, and grows over the next few months. Whether you’re catching up on what winter left behind or finishing the last few steps of your spring yard cleanup checklist, this is a practical time to reset your outdoor space and set yourself up for a smoother, more manageable season ahead.

Owner of PRP Junk Removal Chris stands next to a dumpster trailer.