The most popular choice I have seen for studio walls is white, especially for photographers. Note Regarding Photo Illustrations: The photos I choose to illustrate the differences between wall colors can be achieved with any of the colored walls by professionals and are an exaggeration to illustrate very minor differences. First, let’s start with why neutral walls are preferred. There are some implications for each color you choose so below I wrote a quick guide to help you choose wisely to avoid having to repaint later.
If it is a permanent set though, any color could be used to portray the desired theme, mood, or story. These neutral colors prevent stray color from accidentally bouncing off the wall into the area you are shooting.
What color should you paint your video or photography studio walls? Most photography or video studio walls are painted white, black, or some shade of grey in between. There wasn’t really a clear answer, so I did some research and talked to our media director who runs our LEAD Media program where I work. I wasn’t planning on hanging a backdrop curtain since the room was small and I planned on using that section just for shooting. For anything else related to your theater or media room reach out to us via the chat feature below.After choosing a location for my home video studio I wondered for a while what colors I should paint the walls. If you are looking for someone to help you create a better environment in your home don’t hesitate to contact Amy at This email address is being protected from spambots. “The green color palette is getting super popular right now” according to Amy. Indigo Batik is a sophisticated navy blue, that could work for a theater or a multi-purpose media room. If you are looking for a more exciting color, consider Indigo Batik (SW 7602) or Night Owl (SW 7061). It is a gray taupe color that can modernize an older color without looking out of place with your existing furnishings and accents. If you are afraid of gray, or just don’t think it would work well in your home, Felted Wool is a beautiful warm neutral that would work great in just about any traditional Dallas home built in the last twenty years. I admit, this is one of my favorites and the color I am painting my personal home theater.
If you like Repose Gray but want something darker for use with a projector take a look at Gauntlet Gray (SW 7019.) It would look great for the media room in a home painted in Repose Gray.
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Amy describes it as “a light and bright neutral that you can use throughout a home.” It is probably too light for use with all but the brightest projectors, but with a large Sony 4K TV it would make for a beautiful room. Sherwin Williams Repose Gray (SW 7015)įor a modern media room that is a more multipurpose space Repose Gray is both a popular color, and a very easy gray to get along with. If you like Grizzle Gray but want to maximize video performance in your theater you might consider the Sherwin Williams color Iron Ore (SW 7069.) According to Amy, “if it is a true media room that's a separate dedicated space, dark colors are always a winner!” This is a shade darker that Grizzle Gray, and will make for a very dark room, so plan for extra task lighting if you chose to go this route. It is dark enough to use with a projector, as it won’t wash out the screen terribly, but light enough that your theater won’t feel like a dungeon. If you aren’t afraid of gray, Sherwin Williams Grizzle Gray is a gorgeous color for a dedicated home theater.
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