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Gaynor W. Baker Interior Color Specialist
Color Points Analogous colors (those next to each other on the color wheel) relax while contrasting colors energize and invigorate Types of color schemes: A warm scheme--choose colors from the warm side of the color wheel from red-violet to yellow A cool scheme--choose colors from the cool side of the color wheel from blue-violet to yellow-green A contrasting scheme--choose colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel, like purple and yellow or blue and orange. There are several variations of this scheme Analogous Scheme--choose colors that are next to each other on the color wheel like blue-violet, purple, and red-violet A monochromatic (single color) scheme--choose tints and tones of one color A neutral scheme--choose a scheme using white, black, gray, brown, beige and cream from snow white to wheat There are special color considerations when decorating for older adults go here How a color specialist can help you decorate your home -I can save you money by helping you make the right decisions the first time thus avoiding costly mistakes by -helping you choose patterns and colors that will not clash - helping you build a whole house scheme that is pleasing and easy to live with that you can implement over time -helping you incorporate "Senior Style" considerations from the beginning
I can advise you on the small touches that will make your house a home and a pleasure to live in for years to come. For your free nine point checklist email me at alisteningear@shaw.ca |
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