Professional Color Consulting for Interiors, Exteriors & Renovations.
Repainting or renovating your home is a significant investment, and choosing the wrong colors or finishes can lead to costly mistakes.
While digital tools and AI can help you visualize possibilities, they cannot reliably account for the nuances of color in your actual space. Lighting, existing materials, architectural features, and the relationships between colors all influence the final result.
I help homeowners evaluate these conditions, narrow their options, and make informed color and finish decisions before committing to paint or materials.
Color cannot be evaluated in isolation. A paint color that looks right on a sample may respond very differently alongside your flooring, countertops, cabinetry, or exterior materials.
My approach begins with understanding what is already in place, what needs to change, and which elements must work together.
By evaluating these conditions before making recommendations, I help you avoid unnecessary trial and error and make decisions that support your home’s existing materials, architecture, and intended use.
Develop a complete interior paint palette beyond the basic wall colors. We’ll select up to SIX coordinated colors, including main wall colors, cabinetry and other decorative or accent paint colors, while considering your furnishings, flooring, fixed finishes and overall design direction
Get the foundation of your interior palette right. In this up-to-60-minute consultation, we’ll select up to two primary paint colors that work with the existing finishes you plan to keep, including flooring, countertops, furnishings and trim.
Exterior color is about more than choosing two or three colors. We evaluate your home’s architecture, roof, stone, siding, windows, doors and other fixed elements to determine both the right colors and where they should be placed. You’ll receive a detailed exterior color plan ready for your painter.
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