Pops Of Color In Your Kitchen

 Do you like using pops of color in your kitchen? If you use a neutral paint color on the walls, you will be able to switch out your colorful designs. Below you will find useful ways to incorporate color in your kitchen design...

The soft creamy hue (Canyon Cloud by Behr), combined with the natural wood stain (Pecan by Minwax) on the windows, trim, and beams, creates a warm backdrop for the room's bold accents.

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Unlikely Pairings Make The Best Designs

 Sometimes the best things in life spring from unexpected solutions, and sometimes those things appear in your interior design. The hottest trend in design right now is pairing colors with the opposite of what you would normally. See more style inspiration below...

Designer Erika Firm steers away from the traditional blue and white color palette when designing this coastal-style living room. On the walls and vaulted ceiling she uses a warm butterscotch color that instantly adds height and depth to the room. Various shades of earthy greens are used throughout to add an unexpected touch of color. Design by Erika Firm of Delphine Press; photography byJessica Davis

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Perfect Colors For Your Profession

 No matter what type of business you have, you always want to present a professional look to potential clients. One way to do that is to tailor your paint color and interior design to your specific field, and you will have a more productive work-space. The following advice piece outlines what paint colors work best for your profession...

Are you focused, straight forward, and like getting right to the point? A bold color like this dark chocolate wall might be just right for you to take care of business matters. Sophisticated, linear artwork can create the perfect focal point to lighten up the room paired with a pristine, sharp desk.

Paint color: "Tuder brown in eggshell" by Benjamin Moore

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Blue And Green Done Differently

 One of the latest trends in home design is pairing robin egg blue with different shades of kelly green. The result is a stylish way to explore with pops of color, an inviting change to a dull room.Look at the design gallery for inspiration...

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Neutral Walls, Daring Decor

 Do you love bold colors with your decor, but prefer a more neutral approach to design? The benefit to having neutral toned walls in your kitchen is that you can change out the color scheme with each changing season, without having to worry about matching to the paint.

This kitchen was designed for the easy navigation of a large number of guests. The island offers generous seating areas and plenty of counter space. This open kitchen plan reflects the Gulf Coast color palette and creates a cheerful coastal feel.

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Make Your Small Entryway Look Bigger With Paint

 Do you have a small entryway or foyer? Create a visual illusion with certain shades of paint, and change the whole look of your home. Check out the best paint colors for your small space below...

"We designated an entrance simply by painting a small outlined square just inside the front door," designer David Kaihoi says of his tiny Manhattan one-bedroom apartment. The space becomes a functional spot with a coat and bag rack, plus room to stash boots.

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Beautiful Colors For Your Office or Home

This season's color trends add warmth to offices and homes alike, and can be used to add some life to your surroundings. You will be surprised by the difference a few splashes of color will make in your every-day life, whether it is professional or personal.

If you're looking for a lilac vibe but with a more layered look, consider using lavender mixed with green and violet. The softness of the lavender makes it read more like a neutral. When lavender is paired with the royal richness of violet, their blue undertones spring to life. Adding green to the mix creates a classic springtime touch.

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Take Care Of Your Office Exterior

 Does your commercial office building look drab? Is the exterior paint peeling and cracked? Whether you realize or not, the outside of your office building is the first impression for potential clients. Don't neglect this part of your business, give us a call today.

Warm, honeyed yellow, echoing the color of golden fields, is accented by the creamy trim color. Rich wrought iron (2124-10) on the front and garage doors adds a touch of sophistication.

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Perk Up Your Office Space

 Did you know that the paint color in your office directly affects productivity? One extensive study shows that certain paint colors can help you work more efficiently. Is it time to upgrade your office paint colors? Call us today!

If you do mind-work all day, Angela recommends painting your office blue, but spicing it up with a bit of orange so that you introduce a bit of emotion into your mind-stimulating room. “If you have a blue office, you need to put a bit of orange in there to introduce a bit of balance, a bit of emotion, so that you’re not a cold bureaucrat.”

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The Key To Color Schemes

 Are you itching for a new color scheme? Start with your entryways first, or mantles, and go from there. This piece from HGTV shows how doing that will kick-start your new color palette.

 Your kitchen should be a place for more than cooking, it should be the place your loved ones gather for conversation. Focus on the colors that relax or promote social behavior, like blue or green. Here are some of the latest in kitchen design...

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The Latest In Kitchen Color

 Your kitchen should be a place for more than cooking, it should be the place your loved ones gather for conversation. Focus on the colors that relax or promote social behavior, like blue or green. Here are some of the latest in kitchen design...

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Mixing Patterns And Paint Colors

 Mixing patterns with color? Don't mind if we do! The latest paint trend is mixing colors and patterns that you normally wouldn't, and the result is gorgeous. Check out one designer's paint design in her beautifully chic home...

Pictures lined the stairs in Ramey's childhood home, so she wanted to re-create the look. "You don't have to measure everything out. Just hang things where you think they look good to you," she says.

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