Have you ever dreamed of remodeling your kitchen or bathroom? There couldn’t be a better time than now. Updating a kitchen or bathroom is said to return at least 90% of the investment. Many people are making the decision to stay in their home even longer than before making updates necessary for the changing needs of the individual. By using a certified designer, he or she will ensure that your remodel flows smoothly.
I’m sure you have all heard remodel horror stories…the contractor who never shows up, delay after delay because products are on backorder, a finished product that isn’t functional. Design Innovations will make sure all of these things are controlled for before the project even begins.
I will meet with you in your home to go over all the things you want to change and suggest things you never considered to make your new kitchen or bathroom what you always dreamed of. Once the plans are finalized I will help you in specifying all your product choices to bring the whole picture together. I will consult with the contractor and provide a written agreement of all the specifications of your design so there is no room for doubt from anyone along the way. Contact Design Innovations for your free initial consultation about your next remodel project.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
The Psychology of Color
Color is widely recognized as having a strong psychological significance. It influences a variety of emotional and physical reactions in people. Oftentimes responses to color are based on past experience, geography or culture. When designing a new space, the expression or mood of the room an individual is trying to cultivate needs to be considered. Different colors create different feelings and moods. These colors or expressions can then be combined in different ways to create varying affects.
Generally, warm colors which include reds, oranges, yellows, and browns are considered to be cozy, comfortable, and pleasant. There is a degree of increased physical warmth and a sense of contentment that occurs in a room filled with warm colors. Cool colors, which include blues, greens, and violets are associated with a calm, relaxation and contemplative experience. Objects of cool color appear to be receding and can often appear smaller that they are. In this same way, cool colors on the wall can make a room appear larger.
As the French artist Henry Matisse stated, “the chief function of color should be to serve expression.” Let Design Innovations help you express your true self through a change in color in your home.
Generally, warm colors which include reds, oranges, yellows, and browns are considered to be cozy, comfortable, and pleasant. There is a degree of increased physical warmth and a sense of contentment that occurs in a room filled with warm colors. Cool colors, which include blues, greens, and violets are associated with a calm, relaxation and contemplative experience. Objects of cool color appear to be receding and can often appear smaller that they are. In this same way, cool colors on the wall can make a room appear larger.
As the French artist Henry Matisse stated, “the chief function of color should be to serve expression.” Let Design Innovations help you express your true self through a change in color in your home.
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