Paint & Sundries

With the advancement of technology and the growing awareness of health and environmental considerations, stocking paint additives can provide additional safety features to your customers. Discover three noteworthy paint additives to add to your offering to provide enhanced safety features. …

Paint is one of the quickest and easiest ways for customers to reinvent their space. Investing in your paint and sundries category not only boosts your overall sales but situates your operation as the store customers visit to start their …

BeautiTone, the No. 1 Canadian-made and -owned retail paint brand, reveals its 2023 Color of the Year, Moments—a calming, shaded blue with an influence of green that brings a fresh perspective to modern interiors and acts as a canvas for …

Cabot® has announced its annual Outdoor Trend of the Year. Earning the top celebrated spot for 2023 are outdoor gathering spaces, which have rapidly grown in popularity as homeowners look for ways to cultivate and celebrate joy both inside and …

While painting isn’t inherently dangerous, there are risks involved like burns and breathing issues caused by the chemicals in paint products. Selling paint safety products alongside paint, rollers and other supplies positions you as a one-stop shop for your customers’ …

Color plays an important role in driving traffic to your paint department. Use the following steps to boost sales and encourage customers to try something new. Create the space. Retailers who have been successful in selling paint have created paint …

Wallpaper has come back into vogue in the last few years, and along with a new line of patterns, designs and colors that provide a modern look, wallcoverings are also more durable. Bring these brands into your store to give …

First Insight and Wharton Baker Retailing Center found that consumers are willing to pay for more sustainable goods, surprising many retail executives. The report revealed that a knowledge gap exists between what consumers actually want and what retailers presume they …