Color Consult Eclectic
CertaPro of Huntington Township - Dominick Rocco
The client wanted to bring the colors of the Carribean to their home. Colors have the mesmerizing ability to transport us (in our minds)...a little bit of the Caribbean Islands on Long Island until the next vacation...ahhh!
The client wanted to bring the colors of the Carribean to their home. Colors have the mesmerizing ability to transport us (in our minds)...a little bit of the Caribbean Islands on Long Island until the next vacation...ahhh!
Example of an eclectic home design design in Other — Houzz
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Laurie Kobor wrote:
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alegna42
And thankyou from me too. That was my question as well. Are those colours available in paints here in NSW, Australia? We need to repaint the walls in a place we have bought on the coast and want the accent colour to go with both our lounge which is blue/ green and the existing counter top which is a definite mid blue shade.Your choices seem perfect for us.
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beckipb
Valspar exotic sea is very similar.
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Veronica Salazar wrote:
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Kaleidoscope Color Consulting
Veronica, This turquoise could look fabulous in a small room. Don't shy away from dark or strong colors in small rooms. If the color works in the decor and atmosphere you are trying to create, GO FOR IT! I tell my clients, if you have a small room that is beautiful and the walls are the right dark color, people are going to walk in and say "wow", not, "this room looks small". I could write an essay on this....good luck & have a brightly colored day!
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Veronica Salazar
Awesome!!! Thank you!!!
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Tricia Foco- Wirth wrote:
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Becky Harris added this to 17 Things Color Consultants Want You to Know
You should live with samples for a few days. Nolte brings large paper samples from paint companies like Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore to show clients large swatches of color, but she suggests painting samples directly on the wall before buying gallons of paint. Across the board, all the color consultants agree that painting samples before buying the gallons of paint is a must. "Lighting is key," Nolte says. "Paint two coats of large swatches, at least 2 feet by 2 feet, in a light corner and a dark corner, and look at them at different times of day, with the natural light and lit up at night. Also, move key pieces of furniture near the swatches to see how they look together."More on how lighting affects color
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