Discover the color solutions that make it all feel right.

  • A feature wall focuses attention on special architectural details letting the other walls fall away.

  • These stairs are bold and directional with deeper colors at the bottom to ground the space.

  • Being selective with trim colors can add height, elegance, and direction between rooms.

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  • Here, a neutral palette chosen for the cabinets, walls, floor, and doors offsets a stunning Italian appliance.

  • An unexpected place to add color, applied beautifully, creates a moment of pure delight.

  • For dining rooms, choose wall colors as a lush backdrop for food, faces, and candlelight.

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  • Choose surface materials, architectural elements, and paint altogether, long before construction.

  • One color for paneled walls avoids a stripe-y look keeping focus on craftsmanship and symmetry.

  • Paired with strong furniture lines and contemporary art, pale pink feels fresh and inviting to all.

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  • Pushing the idea of traditional wanescotting to include the doors brings calm to a narrow hall.

  • Sharp angles, softened with one quiet color, draws attention to a gorgeous base cabinet color.

  • A neutral wall color balances boldly layered pattern and color statements.

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  • Surprisingly, deep sea blue on every surface creates a more visual space in this dramatic powder room.

  • Bold colors are more versatile than expected when used with unique objects and textured accessories.

  • Painted interior doors add personal style like this gorgeous aqua that seems to say, Have a great day!

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  • A fun color for the doors and trim turn a cramped corner into a cheerful landing.

  • Avoid match a wall color to art, opting instead for a color that enhances what you love about it.

  • Deep saturated colors always look amazing with vintage frames and art hung salon style.

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  • Choosing an off-white tinted towards warm gray sets off a cheerful yellow door.

  • Painting the front door, skylights, and trim one color enhances the front door's appeal.

  • An unexpected color for the country, this deep sea blue enhances the surrounding landscape .

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  • Colors chosen for this client's whole house mural reflect the WWl razzle dazzle camouflage inspiration.

  • Here, a low contract bronze color for garage, arch, and window panes balances bulky rafter tails.

  • Bold colors actually increased the property value of this San Francisco painted lady.

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  • Paint the door and door trim one gorgeous color to bring it forward on a long low house.

  • Choosing integral stucco gives your house color life and movement that changes with the weather.

  • A two-tone treatment shortens a tall hillside house accented by the client's favorite color.

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