Hello and welcome once again to my blog.  With the aim of keeping you up to date and in touch with the world of colour and design I begin my thoughts with the simple but important question of why chose a colour consultant?

As is often said ‘home is where the heart is’, creating that heart though the perfect space and atmosphere is imperative.  For many people selecting the right colours, textures, furnishings, and features can be both an overwhelming and time consuming task, and as most of us know finding time is never easy!

Have you ever walked into a paint store or paint sample isle at the hardware shop and thought ‘how many shades of white could there possibly be?’  That’s where a colour consultant can help, knowing which white is the right white, knowing which trim will work with that perfect white.  And what about what type of paint to choose? A colour consultant will be able to assist you when it comes to selecting the most appropriate type of paint for your walls and architraves.

Have you dreamt about rejuvenating an old room, or sprucing up an existing space without spending a fortune on new furniture?  A colour consultant can help utilize existing furniture and completely make over an old room by selecting new wall colours and accessories.

Or maybe you have just finished designing your perfect home with a builder and all you have are flat 2D designs?  A colour consultant can help you to select all your finishes and furnishings and help you to visualise that new dream home.

SO WHY HIRE A COLOUR CONSULTANT?

1. To save time
2. To build on your existing concepts and ideas
3. To ensure that your home has consistency and ‘flows’
4. To bring together all your thoughts and really accentuate your ideas

Remember:- a house isn’t a home without a little heart, have a colour consultant turn your house into your home by adding a little inspiration, innovation, and imagination.

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