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Homes & Gardens
Emily Moorman

'I think it's the best surprise' – here's why color drenching with brave hues works so well in small rooms, according to Shea McGee

Color drenched green kitchen and headshot of Shea McGee.

Paint trends come and go, but color drenching is proving to be incredibly timeless. And just in case you weren't already won over by this stylish way of decorating with paint, Shea McGee has just given it her approval.

Color drenching – where one paint color is used continually across a room, including the likes of the woodwork and the ceiling – has gained plenty of momentum in the past year or so, and for good reason. Not only does it help create a cozy environment thanks to its cocooning effect, but it also serves as a way to tap into the dark paint trend for an unexpected color moment, and it's for the latter that Shea is on board with it.

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