I second that. Anything painted white (think cruise ships) always appears
larger than if painted any other color. White (off-white, of course)always
looks clean and bright. Bright rooms are more attractive to residents and
buyers alike.

White interiors also have the advantage of neutrality. You can hang
paintings, wall hangings, antiques etc to decorate your home without having
such objects clash with your red walls and blue kitchens.

Keep it simple. Life is too complicated already. (KISS)

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Walter
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"Tony Hwang" wrote in message
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Tony Sivori wrote:
Modest ranch home built in the mid 1950's, so we're talking about small
unlighted closets.

I can't decide whether to paint the closet walls the same color as the
room, or should I paint the closet white?

I'm leaning toward painting the closet the same color as the room it
serves, as it will look more finished and perhaps imply better
workmanship. But all white walls would have the advantage of a possibly
better lighted closet interior.

Is one of the two choices generally accepted as the right way to do it?

Hi,
I always paint whole interior with top quality egg shell white.
Our WIC is same as bedroom, bathroom. Egg shell white.