At Primal Paint, we believe that the power of color goes beyond aesthetics—it transforms lives and communities. Our recent work on the Pavilion Inn Transitional Housing Project is a testament to that belief. Located in the Bay Area, this project serves as a beacon of hope for individuals transitioning from homelessness to permanent housing.

The Pavilion Inn will provide temporary housing for people experiencing homelessness, offering a safe space for six to nine months before they move into more permanent accommodations. The building, already in place, required minimal exterior changes—just essential maintenance, including a fresh coat of paint, which we were proud to deliver. Our team worked diligently to breathe new life into the space, using a palette that reflects warmth, safety, and renewal.

This project is not just about painting walls; it’s about contributing to a larger mission. The Pavilion Inn project is exempt from CEQA review under Health and Safety Code Section 50675.1.4, ensuring it meets all necessary environmental standards. The project’s adherence to NEPA regulations also underscores its commitment to compliance with federal guidelines.

At Primal Paint, we understand the impact that a well-maintained and thoughtfully painted environment can have on the people who live there. The Pavilion Inn, with its refreshed and vibrant appearance, will now serve as a welcoming and comforting home for those on the path to a brighter future.

We are honored to have been part of this project and to have played a role in enhancing a space that will make a difference in the lives of many. As we continue to work on projects like this, we remain committed to delivering quality and care in every brushstroke.