Doxepin (brand name sinequan) is an older prescription antidepressant (a tricyclic available generically) that is mostly used nowadays as a sleep aid. It also has anxiety-relieving effects. Common side effects include dry mouth, blurred vision, and constipation, but unlike many other prescription sleep aids, it is non-addictive....Read more
Painting walls and trim the same color. A fellow blogger, Michele of My Notting Hill, asked if Iâd weigh in on her recent post about trim color. Well, Michele, thanks for asking :) She changed the baseboard in her own living room from the standard off-white to the wall color â in this case, Benjamin Mooreâs Beacon Hill Damask. In general, I agree that painting the trim color the same as the walls looks cleaner and more modern than the traditional off-white. When I do this â and clients are requesting it more often â I usually paint the trim semi-gloss and the walls flat or eggshell, so there is still some distinction between the walls and trim.
Flat, eggshell and satin paint are best for interior walls, whereas semi-gloss and gloss paint are best for trim and woodwork. Letâs go into a little more detail about each finish though, so youâll be able to choose the one that will give you the look youâre after. Wall Paint Sheen Options. 1  Flat: Flat paint is my favorite paint sheen, and itâs almost always the one I choose. It has a velvety, matte look and is the best choice to hide any wall imperfections. 2  Satin: Satin paint has some sheen to it, and is an excellent choice for hardworking rooms like kitchens and bathrooms. It stands up exceptionally well to scrubbing and regular cleaning, but its glossiness highlights wall imperfections like cracks, divots or poorly patched areas.