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1 Step 1: Consider Room Function and Mood
Step 1: Consider Room Function and Mood
Think about room purpose - calming for bedroom, energizing for office, warm for living room.
Color Psychology Guide
Book on choosing colors for different rooms and moods
2 Step 2: Assess Natural and Artificial Light
Step 2: Assess Natural and Artificial Light
North-facing rooms: warm colors. South-facing: cool colors. Test samples at different times.
3 Step 3: Work with Existing Elements
Step 3: Work with Existing Elements
Consider fixed elements like flooring, cabinets, countertops, furniture when selecting colors.
4 Step 4: Get Paint Samples
Step 4: Get Paint Samples
Buy sample pots of 3-5 colors you're considering for testing on walls.
Paint Sample Pots
Small paint samples for testing colors (8 oz each)
5 Step 5: Test on Large Swatches
Step 5: Test on Large Swatches
Paint 2x2 foot areas on multiple walls, observe in morning, afternoon, and evening light.
Poster Board
Large boards for painting color samples (pack)
6 Step 6: Consider Color Flow
Step 6: Consider Color Flow
Choose colors that complement adjacent rooms for cohesive feel throughout home.
Paint Color Fan Deck
Color swatch book for browsing paint options
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