Bare timber is a popular surface to paint for DIY projects.  Check out these hints and tips to make your painting job easy!

Cracking and flaking is a problem that may occur to your painted surface, and occurs when dried, brittle paint starts to split. We've got the tips and tricks to get this issue under control!

Choosing the right colour for your house or room is probably the most exciting stage of completing a paint project. Grey is the second most popular colour choice amongst Aussies completing a DIY project, but can be a tricky colour to work with. Choosing the right shade of grey is important to make sure it pairs well with existing flooring and furnishings, so check out the below tips to choose your exact shade of grey! 

Geometric walls are a great way to spice up your home and it doesn’t have to be a mammoth task to accomplish! Here at Inspirations Paint we’ve got you covered with the best tips and techniques to get that professional finish on your very own easy DIY geometric feature wall.

Drop sheets are such an important part of a home DIY project!  We recommend always using drop sheets during your projects to keep the rest of your home and furniture free from paint and dust.  We’re here to give you a rundown of the two most common types of drop cloths - canvas and plastic - and when to use each one.

Bedrooms are overwhelmingly the most painted room in the home, with over five million bedrooms and nurseries painted in Australia every year*. Whether you’re painting a kids room, teen retreat or your own sanctuary, Inspirations Paint have put together some tips to help with your next bedroom project.

Whether its a study, home office or homework nook - your homestudy space is often negelected when it comes to DIY projects. Check out these incredible study spaces that will kick your DIY plans into gear.

At Inspirations Paint, a good deck reno is one of our favourite projects. If its time to give your deck some TLC with a makeover but not quite sure where to start, check out our favourite Aussie decks!

Is your deck looking a little worse for wear? Losing colour and looking grey and weathered? It could be time to deck out your deck.