When we create a colour palette, it’s about more than choosing paint for the walls.

It’s about all the colours present in a space working together - furniture, soft furnishings, tiles, curtains, handles, floors - and the walls.

Colour psychology is deeply personal, it’s not generic or a one size fits all. For example, you might read posts online that make sweeping statements such as “painting a room yellow will make you happy”. But which yellow? And how much yellow? And which room? And is yellow really right for you and what you need? These are some of the things we explore with you in our consultation process.

More than anything, it’s about creating the right atmosphere in a space, so you feel how you want to feel when you’re in it – and it works the way you want it to work.

We use colour and design psychology to create a conversational space, a quiet space, an inspiring space, or a restful space – whatever it is you want to achieve in each room.

Our design consultations are more in-depth than our colour consultations.

It’s about creating visual harmony when making design choices, including materials, patterns, finishes, shapes, textures, hardware, proportions, quantities - and the overall colour palette which holds everything together.

Ensuring all the details work together to achieve the desired outcome for you.