Welcome and Happy New Year!
We have closed the door on 2020 and are several weeks into our new year. I am always hopeful at the beginning of a new year. I was last year, and fortunately, it was a pretty good year for me and my family in spite of all that happened in our world. I wish for the same good things to continue this year as new doors open for all of us.
We have closed the door on 2020 and are several weeks into our new year. I am always hopeful at the beginning of a new year. I was last year, and fortunately, it was a pretty good year for me and my family in spite of all that happened in our world. I wish for the same good things to continue this year as new doors open for all of us.
With many of us still working from home, we are continuing updates to accommodate activities that are taking place in our home instead of schools, gyms, and offices. There is also a strong desire to make our immediate surroundings more serene, soulful, and stable.
The easiest way for an update is with paint. The quickest way to make a great first impression at your home is with your front door. You only get one chance to make a first impression, so it better be a good one.
What does your front door say about your home and what is inside?
The color you choose for your front door may not seem like an important thing to consider when selecting the paint colors of your home, however colors do represent and signify many different meanings so it is something to really wrap your head around and explore.
The color blue is one of my favorite colors - all shades of this color of the sea and sky. It is one of Mother Nature’s most perfect hues and its symbolism is rich with positive connotations.
I used it in my logo for just these reasons and my work reflects this - patience and understanding, loyalty and reliability, wisdom and trust.
I used it in my logo for just these reasons and my work reflects this - patience and understanding, loyalty and reliability, wisdom and trust.
Color is one of the most important elements in design, paint being the most flexible and least expensive component in design. Color evokes emotion, affects mood, and is the easiest way to change the look of an interior space or building.
Your front door, if painted blue may reflect a calm and confident family...or one with prosperity. The meanings are subtle, but significant. Below is our front door - a deep blue, "Dragonfly" by Porter Paints. Darker blues signify tranquility, peace, and elegance. While our home is not always tranquil, I have strived to create a peaceful retreat for us, which is casually elegant, calm, and comfortable.
Are you ready to make a change to your front door or interior? We can create a palette of interior and exterior colors that add impact, enhance the architectural form, increase curb appeal, and distinguish your property from the predictable and commonplace. Interior design paint palette packages are available. Visit our website for all the details. Initial one hour consultation is complimentary.
