MONOCHROMATIC
A monochromatic color scheme uses shades and tones of one color. Variations of lightness and saturation create a stylish, sophisticated palette that is simple and easy to look at. The most basic would be black and white art (including shades of gray).

COMPLEMENTARY
A complementary color scheme uses two colors that are located directly across from each other on the color wheel. Examples include blues and oranges, yellows and purples, and reds and greens. The high contrast of complementary colors creates a vibrant look, bringing eye-catching energy to art.

ANALOGOUS
An analogous color scheme uses colors that are next to each other on the color wheel. These colors are naturally harmonious together. This creates a peaceful, serene feel if using blues and greens, or a bold look if using yellow, orange and red.

Displaying Framed Image Groupings

Traditionally when hanging pictures on the wall, one picture would be hung by itself, and that was that. While a single piece of art can be inspiring and lovely to look at, sometimes you need your wall display to do more. Does it need to tell a story? Is it a conversation piece? Does it continue to capture your attention?

When one picture is not enough, you can group images together for a more cohesive display. Framed groupings are very fashionable right now. No longer do you have to decide which piece goes on the wall - put them all up!

It's easy to create a grouping that is completely unique to you, your style and your home. The good news is there are no rules, and lots of different way to achieve an interesting grouping.

Assemble A Collection

Framing is a great way to enjoy a collection of images. If the images are linked items, a series, or visually similar, consistency is the key to making this grouping feel like a collection. The images in our example are the same coloring, so it is easy to frame them all with the same matting and moulding. Consistent design emphasizes that the grouping belongs together and brings focus to the art.

Unite Your Art

Your grouping should be united in some manner. It can be by image style, image subject, size, frame moulding, or by mat color. Why are you combining these particular images? Use the design to reinforce your reason.

• Use a mix of frame styles (ornate, traditional, modern), but make all the frames the same color.
  
• Use a completely different frame style for each image, but all the images are the same subject.
  
• Use the same size image, matting color, and frame.
  

Fill An Odd-Sized Space

An extremely long or tall wall can be intimidating to fill. For a wide horizontal space, consider multiple pieces hung side-by-side. By a panoramic print, cut it into three pieces, and frame each piece individually but in the same style. For a tall vertical space, consider stacking multiple pieces in a column. Buy three of the same print and rotate each so that the grouping looks like one piece. Because wall groupings are so flexible in their layout, it's easy to customize for an odd-sized space.

Choosing Your Layout

Symmetrical:
A symmetrical layout is even and organized, creating a formal, structured arrangement. They tend to be grid-based, with equal sizes and consistent framing styles. Images may either line up horizontally, vertically or both based on the number of pieces, shape of individual pieces and overall size. Treat a grouping of pictures as a single unit.

Asymmetrical:
An asymmetrical layout is more casual, using different sizes, styles, and colors to create an eclectic, visual collage. It takes a little more planning to ensure that this kind of grouping does not feel chaotic or random, but the overall effect can be very creative. This is a time when "different" works together.

When creating the grouping layout for the wall, there needs to be a sense of balance. A general rule is to begin in the center and work outward, making sure that the larger pieces always have a counter-balance. It's okay to mix vertical and horizontal pieces. For symmetrical layouts, measure you available space to make sure your pieces are properly centered. If you have an uneven space to fill (like by a staircase), keep the heaviest piece to the bottom as your eye naturally goes from bottom left to top right. If your asymmetrical arrangement is in a normal sized space, the heaviest piece should be placed in the center.

Museum Glass

When you have multiple items hanging together, that's a lot of glass! The more surface space, the more chance for reflection. Eliminate glare by using Museum Glass. It has UV protection and exceptional clarity so that you can really see what is behind your frame!

Vacation is a special time of year when you relax and get away from the craziness of reality, creating powerful memories of your time with friends and family. You work hard all year for your vacation, planning it carefully, counting down the days...and it's over before you know it. What do you have to show for it besides a couple of extra pounds and a gorgeous tan? You've got your memories! You bought souvenirs, took amazing photos, and documented your journey. Bring those items to us so we can help bring your vacation memories back to life. Relive the fun and excitement of your travels by seeing them custom framed on your wall every day.

Don't cheat yourself, vacations are important! A vacation can increase creativity, reduce stress, and produce memories for a lifetime. We'd love to help you relive your favorite vacation every day. Stop by with your photos and souvenirs to see how custom framing can turn a boring scrapbook into a daily conversation piece.

According to a recent survey by the US News & World Report, Rome is one of the world's best places to visit. What's on your bucket list?

No two vacations are alike. Your photos and souvenirs will vary based on what kind of trip you took. Because each framing project is custom, we can create a display that is as unique as your vacation. Wouldn't you like to display...

Frame your cherished wedding day memories!

Your wedding day is one of the most important moments of your life. Weddings are a beautiful time when family and friends come together to celebrate love and new beginnings. Hold on to that feeling and say, "I do!" to custom framing! Let us help you preserve the memories of your special day. Custom framing can showcase your wedding portrait, gown, bouquet, or invitation with the perfect mat and frame design. Our wide variety of styles will make your project as unique as you are. Framing your wedding mementos helps ensure that they will last a lifetime. Whether it was yesterday or 50 years ago, your wedding can be on display and enjoyed every day.

Wedding Bouquets
Hold on to your bouquet for the long haul! Preserve your floral arrangement for a romantic reminder of your wedding. Your flowers' natural beauty will be retained and made into a shadowbox for your enjoyment every day. These blooms don't have to fade!

Invitations & Save the Date Cards
You spent so much time picking out stationery - don't just throw away your wedding invitation! Turn it into a cherished keepsake by framing it. Framed wedding invitations can truly look stunning - and they make great gifts!

Reception Shadowboxes
Your wedding reception was the party of a lifetime! Re-live those moments in one glance by assembling a shadowbox collection of photos, keepsakes, flowers, table numbers, favors, garters, and programs from your celebration. These creative displays are only limited by your imagination!

Destination Wedding
Your destination wedding was perfect - exotic location, intimate setting - cherish those memories! Maybe you got married on a white sand beach in front of crystal clear water...or you honeymooned at an elegant European estate. Or, you eloped to Paris and got married in front of the Louvre. Your destination wedding was truly remarkable, filled with picture-perfect moments.

Engagements
Your story doesn't begin on your wedding day. Marriage proposals are romantic beginnings to a lovely relationship journey. Some proposals are spontaneous and creative; others are traditional and sweet. How did your fiance propose?

Signature Mats
Signature mats are the perfect frameable alternative to guestbooks. Friends and family can write their best wishes and artistic sentiments directly on the mat. You can then frame the mat in any style you wish. You can cut a mat for your guests to sign.

This summer, Ken's Custom Frames is excited to offer a discount on custom framing to honor men and women who have served in the armed forces and as first-responders.

Over the years, we've framed and shadowboxed hundreds of incredible military and first-responder photographs, medals, uniforms, and other memorabilia. Framing helps to protect and celebrate these irreplaceable memories so they can be passed on from generation to generation.

Now through July 5th, Ken's Custom Frames is offering 10% off all complete custom framing projects for military and first-responder photographs and memorabilia*. We are so thankful for the men and women who sacrifice so much for us, and we are excited for the opportunity to honor them.

Do you have a military or first-responder item or a collection of items to be framed? Contact us today to schedule a complimentary design consultation.

*Discount limited to military and first-responder photographs and memorabilia only and does not apply to any other work. Discount valid in-store one time only through July 5th, 2023. Discount cannot be combined with any other offer. Limit of one discount per customer. Not valid on gift certificates or previous purchases. No cash back.

Communicate Professionalism:
When you are in a professional's office, don't you want to know their credentials? Accountants, lawyers, and medical professionals are required to have a certain level of education and licensure. Your clients want to see your qualifications - proudly display them! Make it easy for your clients to be confident in your background and skill set.

Set Yourself Apart:
Everybody knows what ordinary looks like - give your clients a reason to notice your credentials. Frame each diploma or certificate differently, upgrading with each degree. Good quality framing represents success.

Documents & Certificate Framing
While you're looking around for that old diploma, don't neglect your other certificates. How much practice did it take to earn that award? What about the precious document that was handed down through the generations in your family? Wouldn't that make a great conversation piece?

Mirrors make small spaces feel larger, add variety to plain walls, increase light in dark areas, reflect the beauty of a fine piece of furniture, bring a lackluster room to life, and serve as a functional appearance-check as you walk out the door. A custom framed mirror is the perfect addition to almost any decor.

When you bring your framing project to us, you expect the best, and that is exactly what you will get from start to finish. We organize, design and create complex framing projects from your treasures. From creative ideas to hanging hardware, we provide innovative design and quality workmanship, so you can enjoy your piece for years.

A collection of keepsake items may seem overwhelming to safely store and keep track of, while still being able to enjoy them. Custom framing will solve these challenges and create a beautiful display you will be proud to show off.

Shadowboxes are sometimes called "memory boxes" for a reason. They are the perfect way to showcase special objects and photos that celebrate a memory, achievement, event or person. We are experts in creating artistic presentations from your items - just bring them in and we can create a truly one-of-a-kind memory for you.

STEP 1: Select your project theme. Some examples include Grandma's Scarf, Child's Hand Print, or Dad's Passion.

STEP 2: Gather all items that relate to your theme - photos clothing, mementos, medals, certificates - anything that's "scrapbook-worthy."

STEP 3: Bring your items to us. We will help you arrange them in an aesthetically pleasing manner.

STEP 4: We'll work our framing magic and present you with a completed framed project, so you can cherish your memories for a lifetime!

Museum Glass
Is there anything worse than getting something framed and not being able to see it due to reflections? That won't happen with Museum Glass. Not only does it have 99% UV protection that keeps your art & objects from fading, it has exceptional clarity, so that you can really SEE what is behind your frame!

Family heirlooms are passed down from generation to generation, and it is our job to capture their beauty and preserve their sentimental importance. History and tradition come together in a design that mimics the vintage colors and textures of old photographs and fabrics.

Kids grow up in the blink of an eye, but the art - and memories - they leave with us lasts a lifetime. Frame your child's greatest masterpiece and you can enjoy those memories every time you look at your finished piece. Their first scribbles, handprints, and school art projects make for memorable framing projects. For this ceramic hand print, we used neutral mat colors so that design would always remain in style; the frame is a soft off-white to match the ceramic.

Some hobbies come with a great deal of collectibles or representational items that help define our personalities. Framing is a great way to honor and cherish those collections (and the person attached to those memories). Whether it's fishing lures, coin collections, or spoons, we can create a beautiful display to celebrate that person. For this project, we opted for neutral colors and rustic finishes to highlight the sport and vintage style.

Viva Magenta is Pantone's Color of the Year!

Viva Magenta! The top color forecast for 2023 has verve, and that is exactly what we need right now. Pantone has declared the color to set a trend this year because it merges the warm strength of the natural world with the rich, open horizons of the digital world. Viva Magenta is brave and fearless, joyous and optimistic, powerful and empowering. It is assertive, but not aggressive; dynamic and bold, but fun; warm but also cool. The red color family is an energetic group, encouraging experimentation and self-expression. Viva Magenta represents a positive future in an uncertain world. This color provides a psychological power and grace, giving us the verve we have been grasping for.

Many of us have neutral-colored walls and furniture. It is safe, but sometimes can be a bit boring. Make a stand-out statement with Viva Magenta! Neutral spaces often beg for a focal point - something as simple as changing out sofa pillows with magenta ones might do the trick. What about a fabulous piece of magenta colored art? Or a colorful chair? Or a floral arrangement? Or will you be daring and paint a single wall Viva Magenta for a dramatic look?

Last year greens were the it color, and many of us embraced them; they were a soft, soothing shade. Red and green are complementary colors, so try pairing Viva Magenta with Valspar's color of the year, Green Trellis. The result will be a calm vibe mixed with an energetic pop. Add polished silver hardware or a frame and you're set!

Fa, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la!

Decorating your home for the holidays takes time and can be stressful, but the results are oh-so-beautiful! Here are some tips to help make it quicker and more enjoyable.

Limit Your Colors: Choose two colors for accent, such as classic red and green, or blue and silver, or try pink and lime green. Replace silk or fresh flowers, candles, pillows and blankets or throws with the colors. Just for fun, put colored ornaments or candy in clear glass containers of different heights.

Cozy It Up: Trade the lightweight summer throws with thicker, bulkier ones, such as imitation fur or velvet. Add scented candles for a warm glow and wonderful fragrance.

Use Natural Resources: Bowl + evergreen boughs + holly + pine cones + mini string lights = easy centerpiece.

Music plays such an important role in our lives. Maybe you fondly recall the music that your parents played as you were growing up, or the music you played while doing homework. Dick Clark once said, "Music is the soundtrack of your life." Much like art, music can speak volumes; it is personal to each person who hears it. Thanks to custom framing, you can enjoy your favorite songs visually, too! Vintage sheet music and vinyl albums often have striking visuals that invoke nostalgic memories. Let us help you create a beautiful framed display for the soundtrack of your life.

Studies have shown that music can:

• Reduce pain/depression and make you happier
  
• Lower stress, improve health and help you sleep better
  
• Strengthen learning, memory and verbal intelligence
  
• Keep your brain healthy as you age
  

Written or printed sheet music is an art unto itself!

"For me, songwriting is something I have to do ritually. I don't just wait for inspiration; I try to write a little bit every day." - Sean Lennon

For some, the music comes first, others start with the lyrics. Either way, poetry is a song yet to be. Frame the original lyrics or verbal inspiration for your favorite song.

"I think music in itself is healing. It's something we are all touched by, no matter what culture we're from." - Billy Joel

Music transcends boundaries with its language - no matter the culture or era. When you frame sheet music, the visual becomes timeless as well as the sound.

"Music is the art which is most nigh to tears and memory." - Oscar Wilde

We all have a favorite album or two. You can remember the good times you were having when you listened to that music. Bring back those memories by framing it, so you can see it daily.

"Music is the strongest form of magic." - Marilyn Manson

Just because you frame the front doesn't mean you can't see the back. Sheet music and album art is frequently double-sided. Creativity knows no end with framing!

Are you getting your money's worth?
Framing protects your art from bugs, rips, and fading. A good framing display showcases your art so you can enjoy it daily. How can you really compare?

Grant Wood was an American painter best known for his paintings depicting the rural American Midwest. American Gothic was painted with oils on wood in 1930. The painting won 3rd place in a contest hosted by the Art Institute of Chicago, who then purchased it. The iconic house is in Iowa and is referred to as "The Dibble House." Wood intended the characters to be father and daughter. The man was actually modeled after Wood's dentist and the woman is Wood's sister. The general reception was very favorable, but Iowans felt it made them look dowdy.

A Grant Wood landscape painting sold for $7 million in 2005, so you can imagine what American Gothic would fetch if it sold today.

If you have it, we can frame it!

Have you seen large 3D objects framed and wondered, "How in the world can that be framed?" Bulky or large items like musical instruments, sports equipment, baby shoes, or wedding dresses don't fit into the familiar 2D art framing plan. Here's the beauty of custom framing - ANYTHING can be framed.

We start with the substrate, an underlying layer that provides strength and a surface to securely mount the items that are being framed. Consider it the backbone of the shadowbox to which the frame will be attached. Substrates can be many different products including foam core, Masonite, or plywood.

Substrates typically aren't very attractive, which is why a background mat or fabric covers it. These come in a variety of colors and textures to match the items being framed. Matting or fabric can also line the sides of the box for a seamless look - you wouldn't want to see the unfinished inside of a frame moulding, so we carry the background through to all four interior sides.

Items are mounted securely to the substrate or mat. This process could involve various techniques including sewing, wires, tapes, screws, acrylic fasteners, or a variety of custom-built mounts (to name a few). The size, bulk, and dimension of the object will determine the mounting method. Conservation materials and methods are used so your items will remain in their original condition.

To mount this signed guitar, for example, a custom-made L-shaped acrylic piece was screwed into the substrate, then screwed into the part of the guitar that normally holds the strap, without harming the value of the piece.

The ideal choice for a shadowbox frame is a moulding deep enough to accommodate the objects, such as the one shown here. It is nearly 3" deep! But frames of that depth aren't always easy to find; sometimes it is necessary to stack multiple frames together to create one deep enough.

With creative thinking, there is always a solution.

We know it can be a bit overwhelming when you walk into our shop and see a wall filled with hundreds of frame corner samples. Our designers are here to help de-mystify the design process, and show you some guidelines that will place the perfect frame on your art.

A modern take on a traditional frame color choice! There are a lot of gold accents in this abstract landscape painting, and the gold frame complements them without taking away from the focal point. The textural paint is matched in the wavy frame pattern.

This rustic birch tree image is framed in a wood moulding that mimics the texture of the trees. A white frame could have been chosen because birch trees have white bark; instead, the colorful frame creates a warm feeling due to the rust-colored accents in the art.

Sometimes it is best to honor the feel of the region/country where the art came from. This hand-embroidered silk art from Asia looks natural in a bamboo frame. Texture and tone complement the stitching while not overpowering this gentle piece.

You can't deny how fun this art is! It needs a frame that can give it a musical vibe, one with movement. This frame design has a rhythmic element reminiscent of a drumbeat or piano keys. The blue tone of both artwork and frame encourages the viewer to relax and feel the chill energy.

Shadowboxes are sometimes called "Memory Boxes" for a reason. They are the perfect way to showcase special objects and photos that celebrate a memory, achievement, event or person. What better memories are those made on a beloved vacation? Relive those wonderful memories every day by putting them on display. We are experts in creating artistic presentations from your memories. All you need to do is bring them to us and we will create a one-of-a-kind framed shadowbox.

Here's some trivia about the Caribbean (which includes more islands than you probably realize - 700 of them!)

• If you want to surf or snorkel with sea turtles, look at Anguilla or Barbados, which also has over 15,000 Rum shops.
  
• Bermuda has pink sand beaches.
  
• If you like to hike, the Dominican Republic has the highest mountain in the Caribbean - Pico Duarte. St. Vincent in the Grenadines provides many hiking trails capped with active volcanos.
  
• Are you a foodie? Don't miss Grenada. It is called the "Spice Island" for its nutmeg, allspice, clove and cinnamon production.
  
• On the Turks and Caicos' islands, you'll find some of the best beaches in the world. Grace Bay Beach is famously beautiful.
  
• Chocolate addict? St. Lucia has a centuries-old tradition of cacao production offering "bean to bar" estate tours, chocolate spa treatments, and cafes and bakeries doling out sweet treats.
  
• Music lover? In Jamaica enjoy live reggae while eating jerk cuisine.
  
• The Panama Canal is one of the largest and most difficult engineering project ever built. But don't be in a rush - it takes and average of 12 hours to pass through.
  

Vintage and heritage are two terms that are frequently used interchangeably, but is there a difference in their definitions? As with many words, there can be multiple meanings, especially when you consider how they are used and in what context.

"The Gold Standard" is the example by which everything else is measured. It's the best. When you see a gold frame on an art masterpiece, you might think it looks timeless, luxurious, and valuable. How can you bring that quality look and feel into your home? Here are a few examples of using gold in your art and framing.

Thanks for being a loyal customer! We think you're pretty amazing, and we hope the feeling is mutual. Here's a reminder of some of the reasons you keep coming back to your favorite local framer (that's us).

10. You know us and we know you - we've been around for more than 53 years and we're always available for a friendly chat. We've probably framed for your whole family at this point!

9. Your art never leaves the building. It's safe and sound with us. All of our work is done on the premises.

8. We've got hundreds of frames! Check out our impressive moulding selection. We'd love to help you find the perfect frame.

7. We're just around the corner - stop in on your way to pick up your morning latte or cookies from the bakery down the street. Bonus points if you bring us some.

6. In a hurry? You can talk us into getting it done quicker - rush orders are available if you needed your project finished, like, yesterday.

5. Our expert craftsmen boast a combined 85 years in custom framing and related industries and are ready and fully capable to execute your challenging, difficult, and visionary designs. We “think outside the frame”!

4. There is no harming of art in the making of your project. We only use the best materials for our framing, like acid-free matting and UV-protected glass.

3. We're not a big, faceless conglomerate that sells everything from jingle bells to yarn. We're a proud, small business that puts our community first.

2. We set the bar...no, not for your favorite cocktail...for quality craftsmanship, superior customer service, and creative design.

1. You can count on us to get it right. Period.

We love the earth - it's the only one we've got, so let's protect it. Our vendors love the earth too. Many of them are involved in reforestation to replenish what has been harvested. Let's all do our part to help our planet.

Mother's Day is not far away. What are the top ten reasons you love mom? Put a smile on her face by framing a picture from the past. Be aware - it might bring tears, too.

It's award season! The Oscars might get all the attention, but our creative picture framing designs are a winner every time. Break out the champagne, dress to the nines, and keep scrolling to view our red-carpet worthy projects.

Look Magazine was published from 1946 to 1970 and this issue featuring Marilyn Monroe is definitely a collector's item worthy of framing. The Look logo has a black and gray background, so we used the same colors and pattern in the matting for a creative design.

Although she was in 47 films, Jean Harlow never won an Oscar. Known as the Blonde Bombshell, she became one of Hollywood's most enduring actresses despite a relatively short career. What frame is movie star worthy and works with a boudoir portrait like this one? A mirrored frame, of course.

Several generations have grown up watching The Andy Griffith Show. It was nominated for an Emmy Award for Best Comedy Show three times but never won. We think this framing is a winner, though! This autographed photo from the show was framed with a rustic, vintage design to match the era and outdoorsy nature of the program.

Picture framing can be wonderfully creative! The award for best design goes to this movie buff ensemble including a clapboard, film canister and film. We made the matting resemble actual frames of a movie reel. What a great conversation piece for a home theater!

Andy Warhol painted Marilyn Monroe in the early 60's and became known as a leader in the Pop Art movement. The bright usage of color in this silkscreen brings to life Marilyn Monroe's iconic status and celebrity glamour. For our frame design, we wanted something bold and dramatic. Black never fails for drama, and the curvy gold frame emphasizes the curls in her hair.

Movie posters are widely available these days but framing them doesn't always have to look generic or cheap. We wanted the framing of this Frankenstein movie poster to replicate the look and feel of the original 1931 classic. By stacking three golden frames together, we replicated the drama and glamour of 1930s Hollywood, the bygone era of the gilded movie theater.

This little movie star deserves an award-worthy frame! Turn the stars in your life (your kids, grandkids, parents, best friends, etc.) into legends by framing photos of them. Look through your favorite pictures, find the ones that have the most "Hollywood" glam, and frame them to match that star's personality. How would you frame this photograph?

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It’s always fun to see something in a different way – especially when you are framing a piece of art. Maybe the final design you decide upon wasn’t what you thought it would be. We love showing you the possibilities of how color, frames, and matting can change the look and feel of what you frame. There isn’t just one way to frame a treasure! Here are different ways to frame the same art.

Fresh New Year - Fresh Color Palette
For over 20 years Pantone has selected a "Color of the Year" based on design trends, socioeconomic conditions and our global culture. This year, for the first time, a new color was created to reflect the challenging, changing times we are all going through. Drum roll, please...

How do you describe Very Peri? It's a dynamic blue with violet-red undertones. Pantone describes it as blending the faithfulness and constancy of blue with the energy and excitement of red.

While Pantone concentrates on an all-encompassing color trend, paint companies who determine "Colors of the Year" use the same criteria geared towards home interiors. Playing on last years "calm me down and help me feel secure" colors, it's unanimous! Green is THE home decor color of 2022! Green is a calming color and represents regrowth. With that in mind, let's look at colors the major paint companies say will be everywhere next year.

Guacamole by Glidden
Just like our favorite appetizer, Guacamole is relaxing and refreshing. It brings an organic energy to any space.

Olive Spring by PPG
This is a crisp, earthy color that mimics nature's resiliency and can blend into any environment.

Breezeway by Behr
Like a breath of fresh air, Breezeway is a cool,

Evergreen Fog by Sherwin-Williams
Combine green and gray with a hint of blue and you get a versatile and calming hue. It's simple and sophisticated.

October Mist by Benjamin Moore
October Mist is a muted shade of sage green that can carry a look with drawing too much attention to itself.

You're a down-to-earth, calm person who enjoys a relaxing vibe. This palette combines Behr's Breezeway with Rainy Afternoon, Snowbound, and Ultra Pure White. Pair it with warm silvers and light woods for a modern, cozy space.

You're an earthy, natural person and you like anything organic. This is a perfect palette for you. Sherwin-Williams pairs Evergreen Fog with Neutral Ground, Dried Edamame, and Ethereal White. Top it off with light colored woods like maple.

When you are visiting Disneyland or Disney World, have you noticed the trash cans or fences? No? That's because they are painted "Go Away Green." This proprietary paint color is actually several different shades depending on the area and what they are trying to conceal. Want to hide unsightly areas in your yard? Try these paint shades.

Do you want advice on how to use color in your home? It can be overwhelming to put a color scheme together. We can help! Our design experts will help you pick out colors that match your space and style. We offer complimentary design consultations. No appointment necessary.