Custom Accent Walls in Celina, TX
Celina accent walls on new builder-white drywall: deep color behind a bed, powder room wallpaper, board-and-batten in Bluewood.
Celina is about 12 miles east of our Aubrey base, in Collin County.
- Fully insured
- Locally owned
- Same-week scheduling
What custom accent walls look like in Celina
Celina's subdivisions are mostly young, built since about 2015, and the walls inside are usually builder white on newer drywall. That makes an accent wall an easy place to start: little prep, straight corners, clean surfaces. A deep color behind a bed, wallpaper in a powder room or board-and-batten in a dining room are good first projects in Mustang Lakes, Bluewood and Cambridge Crossing. If the house is still under a builder warranty, ask your builder whether wall changes affect it before we begin. Wall sizes vary, so each wall gets its own quote.
Celina is one of the fastest-growing towns in the metro, with a small historic square from around 1910 and a ring of new subdivisions around it: Mustang Lakes, The Carter Ranch, Cambridge Crossing, Bluewood and The Parks at Wilson Creek. Brand-new homes need the first round of work: TV mounting, shelving, fans and fixtures, accent walls, and the fixes a builder's warranty doesn't cover.
We work Celina neighborhoods like Mustang Lakes, The Carter Ranch, Cambridge Crossing, Bluewood and The Parks at Wilson Creek. Light Farms has Celina addresses but is outside the city limits, in unincorporated Collin County. We cover it the same.
Everything that comes with custom accent walls, and what we hand to a licensed trade, is on the Custom Accent Walls page.
Do you really serve Celina?+
Yes. Celina is about 12 miles east of our Aubrey base, in Collin County. Most custom accent walls jobs in Celina are scheduled the same week. Call (469) 874-1730.
Can you paint just one wall in a deep color?+
Yes. One wall is a normal job for us. Deep colors often need an extra coat, and we cut them in at the ceiling, the corners and the baseboard so the color stops where it should, including on walls that run up into a sloped ceiling.