Painting Your Restaurant with Red? Don’t Let The Color Scare You!

The color red is known to stimulate the appetite and conversation – a color perfect for your restaurant’s interior. But red is also pretty (in)famous for being a very difficult color to work with. Simply put, it’s difficult to get the right red for a commercial interior space. Heck, it’s difficult to find the right red in a piece of clothing...but that’s another story!

So, how do you ensure you find the right red for your restaurant?

(First off, it’s a good idea to engage commercial decorative painting services instead of taking a DIY approach! Professionals will ensure that the work is done as flawlessly and as safely as possible.)

Alright, now, here’s how you can choose the right red.

Think of all the reds that you see every day, and how different they are! When you can envision all those reds, you can more comfortably start the search for the perfect red to add to your restaurant décor. Now that you’ve picked your desired red, you’re ready to make a trip to the paint store… but there are some things you need to keep in mind. This may seem a bit off the wall, but never look at the paint color names when you’re choosing a color. Hold the strips at arm’s length if need be. The names will influence your choices, whether you want to admit it or not! Also, if red is still holding you up with fear...think of those “like red, but not really red” colors that are in your mind as something related to food. Yep, think paprika, cayenne, or even velvet!

This short article doesn’t even begin to cover everything involved with working with the color red, or any color for that matter, but hopefully, it will give you a lighthearted, stress-free way to get over your fears of adding color and beauty to your restaurant. Again, hiring commercial specialty painting services is always the way to go if you want the work done with perfection!

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