Why is a paint consultation necessary?
Colour is a fundamental part of life, determining our moods, emotions and sense of wellbeing. We all love colours and have our favourites, but choosing the colours for our home can be a daunting process, especially if you only have a paint chart to go by.
There is no right or wrong colour. What matters is how it makes you feel. That’s why our
paint consultation is so important – a paint chart is only a starting point. We help you choose
the perfect colours and colour combinations for you and your home.
You may be redecorating a whole house and find choosing colours for all areas overwhelming, or you may have seen a series of colours and want advice on incorporating these into your spaces cohesively. Francesca is here to help and will give expert advice on everything from your woodwork to your walls up to your ceilings.
Our stunning colour palettes are designed to work harmoniously together. The typical paint
chart can’t convey the visual impact of a colour when it covers an entire wall or room.
For your paint consultation, Francesca will visit your property and present our 247 colours in
an A4 format, for you to see them clearly and understand how they would look.
After your consultation, we send out a list of your chosen colours in the assortment of finishes, paint quantities, prices and sample pots to test on your walls.
Cost
Francesca’s paint consultation is £350 plus travel expenses. It includes a full set of our hand
painted colour charts and all the samples chosen in A4 and sample pot format.
Following your colour consultation, the paint includes a 10% discount.
We would love to hear from you if you are interested in working together. You can visit our studio, call us on 02072287694 or email us to book an appointment.
Please note – we also offer a paint consultation via Zoom for those that are unable to host Francesca in person.
If you have any questions regarding our paint consultation service or would like to book, please email us or call us on 02072287694. Thank you.
