Colour consultation

Colours change with the light. A grey that looks calm on a chip can turn blue in a north-facing room, and a warm white can look yellow next to oak floors. So we don’t choose from chips.

Tess brings large brushed-out samples on boards, moves them round your rooms and looks at them in morning and evening light. You get a written colour schedule for walls, trim, ceilings and doors, and the fee comes off the job if we paint it.