Mood boards - what do you use?

12 years ago

Hello all!
I'm starting to renovate my house and am experimenting with oilioboard for design inspirations. Wondering how many of you do the same and which software do you use?

Olioboard seems great so far but it doesn't allow me to change the colors (for example, I'm thinking the rug is a bit too much but it only comes in blue)

Thanks!

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Dytecture
12 years ago
The blue in the rug ties in well with everything going on in the room.
dclostboy
12 years ago
I don't use software...I find I'm much better at seeing things in my head. To comment on your board, like all together except for the flower picture.
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fheyder
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks for the feedback!
Momof5x
12 years ago
I used them for our new home, they help a lot. I printed mine out to match at the store too and when the design people at the stores see it, they gladly help you out by advising you too. When you have the whole picture in front of you it helps.
User
12 years ago
I am a collect samples and make my own collage stuck to thick posterboard (matboard) if I need to get that down to it. I've never had anyone look sideways whipping out an 11x17 of paint chips or blots, squares of fabric, bits of wood with stain or paint on them, etc, and a few pictures, stuck to a backing; when in search.