About Us
Our job is to help you make your home beautiful. We started our business as color consultants, and due to popular demand, launched window coverings in the Denver area! A new build or a one-room update, we pick finishes for beautiful, stress-free transformations. Our trained color and window designers are friendly, professional. We work in-person (Denver area) or online with email and photos.
Michelle Marceny – Founder
Meet Michelle -she is driven to help clients love their home again with simple changes such as paint colors and window treatments. Michelle started the company based on her passion for color and its ability to make a house a home. She is a recovering Engineer and has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines.
Maddie Camilli – Color Designer
Meet Maddie, an artist with a strong belief in the power of art. Maddie has a passion for helping clients make their homes beautiful on a budget. She loves to play with colors and fabrics and doesn’t consider her job as a color designer work. She has a BFA in Studio Art / Art History from the University of Colorado.
Our Blog
Both Michelle and Maddie are certified True Colour Experts
Have Questions?
Online Color
Your color expert creates a beautiful custom palette.
IN-PERSON CONSULT
We choose your perfect color for paint, carpets and other finishes.
window treatments
Perfect window fashions and installs on a budget.
Stay fresh on color trends, fabulous ideas and specials with our blog
Get Inspired, visit Our Blog.
Best White Farmhouse Exterior Paint Colors
Discover the best paint color palettes for white farmhouse exteriors with trim and front door colors (and tips on how to choose them).
6 More Palettes for Red Brick Houses
Discover six fantastic paint color palettes for red brick with trim and front door colors (and tips on how to choose them).
12 Amazing Home Office Paint Colors
The best way to transform a home office is with paint color. Make your office productive with a designated space with lots of light and free of clutter.
