My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
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monochromatic:
Using the color beige, one color is tinted or shaded using black or white to create one color scheme. Monochromatic rooms make you feel safe and conserved.
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Analogus:
Colors are red-orange, orange, yellow. Analogous rooms are 3 colors next to each other on the color wheel. There is no big variation oh hue or contrast. It gives off a relaxing feel.
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Complementary:
colors used within photo are orange and blue. This color scheme is complementary because they are on opposite ends of the color wheel. Most of these rooms are vibrant because the different values. Makes individuals feel lively.
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split complementary:
Green, blue, and orange. Similar to complementary but compliments going to either side of the color wheel. Gives a more relaxed feeling than complementary.
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triadic:
Using red orange and blue. Triadic color schemes within rooms are dark, medium, and light hues. Gives the feeling of stability and balance.
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High key:
Space or images that is light and pastel. Almost all white spaces vibrate but this particular space includes neutrals to anchor it. Gives an angelic and free feeling.
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Low key:
Grey and dark achromatic. Space or image that is very dark. Feels quiet and sinister.
monochromatic: Using the color beige, one color is tinted or shaded using black or white to create one color scheme. Monochromatic rooms make you feel safe and conserved.
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