Lacquered walls

You've heard of lacquered nails, sure, but walls? Yes, they're a thing, and the results are pretty stunning. This smooth, high-gloss surface makes any room instantly look more luxurious and expensive. For new homes, using real lacquer is a great way to achieve this look, but because of the process, owners of existing homes may want to opt for an enamel coating finished off with a high-gloss clear coat to accomplish these lustrous walls. Want some inspo to help you decide whether lacquering…

A dazzling, high gloss home office.

Steven Gambrel ~ Walls in a custom peacock-blue lacquer by Fine Paints of Europe give depth and richness to the library of a Chicago townhouse. Designer Steven Gambrel dialed up color here and throughout the home to compensate for Chicago's long winters. The abstract painting is from Showplace Antique & Design Center. The desk and coffee table are 1960s French pieces. The curtains are End Paper from Stark

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I love the almost liquid look of beautiful lacquered surfaces. And what's a glamorous room without a little sheen? Using lacquer in interiors has become a trend. First we saw it in accent furniture pieces, and now we are seeing it on the walls, ceilings, and our cabinets. Not only does it give a wall some interest, the way it reflects light seems to brighten up a room, as opposed to matte finished walls that just seem to suck it all up! Lacquered walls are a great way to add elegance, depth…

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