Category Archives: Color
Choose Colors for Ambiance
Color personality tests are fun to take. Who doesn’t enjoy being told that they’re true blue or mellow yellow? The color tests help confirm who you already know you are, or perhaps which shades you wear best, which you may … Continue reading
Color Identity – Red
Few colors are more attention-getting than red. As the most sensual of the primary colors, red represents the polar ends of emotion – from anger (seeing red) to joy (paint the town red) to love (my love is like a … Continue reading
How to Pop Monotone Décor
White on white or neutral on neutral is the usual way to do a monotone décor, but how do you make it memorable? You can enrich the look of a calming, neutral monotone décor with a little pop and sizzle. … Continue reading
Paint Your Own Fresco
Fresco murals have decorated homes well before 1500 BCE, says italianfrescoes.com. A fresco is really a mural painting that you put on a wall or ceiling, just like Michelangelo. Though usually applied wet-on-wet by trained masters, there are some easy … Continue reading
Paint a Mural In Your Child’s Room
To beat the heat this summer with some creative fun, help your child paint a mural on her walls. In six easy steps, you and your child can transform their room into a delightful storybook world, animal kingdom, or whatever they want. … Continue reading
Painting for Resale in 2010
Bold 80’s colors are returning, but they make a statement toward elegance and sophistication with pink and aqua to pop black, white and grey. But those may not be the best choices for sellers who want to depersonalize their homes. … Continue reading
The Power Of Color
Create … a winning color palette for your home with advice from the experts in our color makeover video series. Learn … how simple color combinations evoke certain moods, and make your home more memorable. Watch … the videos … Continue reading
Has Your Home Got the Blues?
What’s the coolest new color in homes? Blue. If that sounds like a breath of fresh air, you may be ready to break away from the warm tone trends, and try something new. Most people like some shade or tint … Continue reading
Using Color Theory in Home Décor
Since Sir Isaac Newton first invented the color wheel in 1666, color theory has been explained in terms of primary, (pure red, blue, yellow) secondary (green, purple, orange) and tertiary (blue-green, etc.) hues. The wheel is useful in determining color … Continue reading
Knock-Out Neutrals
When preparing a house for sale, an overall interior paint job often tops many homeowners’ to-do lists, and it should. A fresh coat of paint can bring new life and vitality to living spaces in very little time and with … Continue reading