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Painting GalleryResidential and Commercial Painting Projects

Explore completed painting projects from Bayshore Painters, including residential interiors and exteriors, commercial properties, detailed trim work, and other painted and refinished surfaces. Each project reflects a different property, color palette, surface condition, and goal for the finished space.

Browse the gallery for examples of how fresh paint can transform a room, refresh a weathered exterior, highlight architectural details, or give an existing property an entirely different character. If you see a color combination, finish, or project that inspires an idea for your own property, Bayshore Painters can help you explore the possibilities.

Our WorkPainting Project Gallery

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Two-story home with a light stucco exterior, dark shutters, and a brown garage door.
Kitchen with red accent walls, white cabinets, and a dark island beneath a painted ceiling beam.
Green house exterior with white window trim and an attached garage.
Light gray home exterior with white trim and stone porch columns.
Dining area with dark blue wainscoting, white upper walls, and white kitchen cabinets.
Commercial building exterior with light-colored siding and two dark roll-up doors.
Pale yellow house exterior with dark roof trim and a covered front porch.
Two-story home with light siding, white window trim, and red brick accents.
Kitchen with white perimeter cabinets and a contrasting dark-painted island.
Dark-painted front door and matching sidelights set within a brick entry.
Two-story home with muted green siding, cream porch trim, and wood stairs.
Wood deck with stepped seating and curved wood cladding around a tree.
Two-story gray-green house with white trim and wraparound porch railings.
Wide wood staircase leading to a raised deck with dark railings and lattice below.
Kitchen with warm wood cabinets, glass-front cabinet doors, and a tiled backsplash.
Gabled home with a tan exterior, dark shutters, and contrasting porch trim.
Broad wood deck with dark railings beside a wood-shingled house.
Wood-shingled house exterior with gray lower walls beside a concrete driveway.
Wood entry door with a glass panel, surrounded by wood shingles and gray lower walls.
Wood-shingled house with dark window trim, a stone chimney, and a raised deck.
Covered passage with wood-shingle siding, dark trim, and light gray lower walls.
Detached garage with wood-shingle siding and light gray doors and lower walls.
Two-story wood-shingled exterior with dark roof trim and gray lower siding.
Wood-shingled house and adjacent garage with contrasting gray-painted lower walls.
Modern home exterior with gray walls, white trim, and a stone entry column.
Modern gray home exterior with a matching garage door and dark window trim.

Frequently Asked QuestionsPainting Gallery Questions

Absolutely. Gallery projects can be a useful starting point for identifying color combinations, contrasts, trim treatments, and overall styles you like. Your Placerville property will have its own lighting, materials, architecture, and surrounding colors, so the final choices can be adapted to work with your home.

Not necessarily. Natural light, artificial lighting, surrounding materials, camera settings, and your screen can all change how a paint color appears. Physical samples viewed at your property provide a better indication of how a potential color will look throughout the day.

Yes. Bayshore Painters offers residential color consultation. If you find gallery projects or other examples you like, they can provide a useful starting point for discussing colors and combinations that complement the permanent features of your home.

Yes. Bayshore Painters provides residential interior and exterior painting along with cabinet refinishing, wood restoration, deck and fence finishes, drywall and plaster repair, and related preparation and repair services.

Yes. Bayshore Painters provides interior and exterior commercial painting for offices, government buildings, hospitals, medical facilities, and other commercial properties. Commercial services also include steel structure and epoxy coating applications.

Yes. A residential project might combine interior painting with cabinets or exterior work, while a commercial project may include several areas or different surface types. The individual surfaces, preparation, and finishes can be defined as part of the overall project scope.