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Want help selecting paint colors for your room? Stop reading right now and
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Everyone always points you to a color wheel to learn about color combinations. 
If you can figure that thing out YOU Go Girl/Boy. I have advanced degrees and cannot. But, a color wheel is the cornerstone of color wisdom so we must go there. It tells us about complimentary, monochromatic, primary and analogous colors. If you understand those things - you are well on your way.  |
| Warm colors excite us. |
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| Cool colors calm us. They can actually lower your blood pressure |
At MyDesignGuide, we use these color palettes to guide our interior designs process. You tell us what you like, our interior designers make it happen.
Bold Neutral
Tuscan Jewel Tones
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| Earth Tones |
Or you can choose a paint color palette from something that inspires you like...
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| A Spa |
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| Nature |
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| Tuscany |
Finally, use the interior designers "60-30-10 Color rule."
For example, 60 percent of a room, typically the walls, should be one color of a paint color scheme. The color of the cabinetry and/or furniture accounts for the 30-percent figure. And accents and accessories such as plants, artwork and linens make up the remaining 10 percent. Below the linen/white walls and furniture are the 60%, the blue art and chair as 30% and the pink 10% (more or less).
For example, 60 percent of a room, typically the walls, should be one color of a paint color scheme. The color of the cabinetry and/or furniture accounts for the 30-percent figure. And accents and accessories such as plants, artwork and linens make up the remaining 10 percent. Below the linen/white walls and furniture are the 60%, the blue art and chair as 30% and the pink 10% (more or less).
So if you need help choosing paint colors, here's the skinny:
1. If you can figure out the color wheel, let me know. You are amazing.
2. Choose WARM tones or COOL tones for your room.
3. Create a color palette that inspires you.
4. Use the 60-30-10 rule to paint your palace like a pro.
Or if this is all too complicated; don't forget, we are here to help.
Cheers!
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