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Category Archives: Colour and Paint
Developing a colour scheme Part 2
One of the complaints I hear most often from new clients is that their home feels disjointed and there is no flow. There are a few reasons why this happens but one of the most common is that when people … Continue reading
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Developing a colour scheme
Usually when I am trying to come up with a colour scheme for a client, there is something from which to draw inspiration. It could be a fantastic piece of artwork, a dramatic shower curtain or a unique throw cushion. … Continue reading
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Let’s talk trim, and not the Christmas tree kind
Okay, I have a huge pet peeve! It drives me crazy when I see trim, whether it’s doors, windows, baseboard or whatever that is any colour other than white. I see mixtures of white and natural wood, I see baseboards … Continue reading
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Colour contrast can add visual interest
Normally I’m not a fan of colour contrast. I find that contrasting colours is a significant contributing factor to a space feeling small. A room with a red sofa against a red wall will not feel as small as a … Continue reading
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