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Interior Object Observations: Color Tips for Accessorizing Your Home
As we all know, our homes are an expression of who we are. We strive to “feather our nests” with objects that not only serve some practical purposes [...]
Confidently Choosing Colors for the Home
A sunrise, showing cooler early morning colors. One of the most important things to know about color is that you never stop learning about it, because [...]
Color: The Silent Salesperson
In various media interviews, I often get asked about what prompted me to write ten(!) books on color. The answer is simple. It is not only about sharing [...]
The Stars that Shine: From Vintage Glam to Color Individualism
The yearly award shows always bring their share of glimmer, and last month's Emmy Awards did not disappoint. One of the most notable outfits from its glamorous attendees [...]
The Colortime System at Paul Mitchell!
I have been fortunate to participate in many industry and university events, trade shows, and podcasts. Many have been memorable, but the very latest was truly outstanding. I [...]
Naming Colors: a Challenging yet Satisfying Part of a Color Consultant’s Role
One of the most challenging yet still enjoyable aspects of my work as a color consultant is the naming of colors. Whether working with Pantone to name colors [...]
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