About Us
We believe: A fresh coat of paint can make all the difference when it’s the right shade.
Painting your home has never been easier (or more fun)
Our Colorado color consultants remove all the stress and decision fatigue of picking the right paint colors for your home.
Our process has successfully helped thousands of homeowners transform their homes into a space they love. Our experienced eye lets us see the beauty in your home with a clear vision of transforming it into a completely refreshed space.
We show you how to make your home beautiful without extensive renovations. Sometimes that means only a fresh paint job that complements the backsplash or counters you currently have—and saves you thousands of dollars for an invasive renovation.
Our process has successfully helped thousands of homeowners transform their homes into a space they love. Our experienced eye lets us see the beauty in your home with a clear vision of transforming it into a completely refreshed space.
We show you how to make your home beautiful without extensive renovations. Sometimes that means only a fresh paint job that complements the backsplash or counters you currently have—and saves you thousands of dollars for an invasive renovation.
Michelle Marceny
Founder
Meet Michelle, driven to help clients fall back in love with their homes with intentional paint color schemes. She started the company based on her passion for color and its ability to make a house a home. She has a perfect combination of artist and analytic. Michelle is a Certified Color Expert as well as a degreed Chemical Engineer from the Colorado School of Mines.
Michelle Marceny
Founder
Meet Michelle, driven to help clients fall back in love with their homes with intentional paint color schemes. She started the company based on her passion for color and its ability to make a house a home. She has a perfect combination of artist and analytic. Michelle is a Certified Color Expert as well as a degreed Chemical Engineer 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. Maddie is the Principal for Maddie Camilli Designs, LLC.
Michelle and Maddie are both certified as True Colour Experts.
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. Maddie is the Principal for Maddie Camilli Designs, LLC.
Michelle and Maddie are both certified as True Colour Experts.
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![Wondering how to use Alabaster for your kitchen cabinets? Swipe or keep reading!
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⚪️ #sherwinwilliams Alabaster (review) is a warm off-white that is fairly muted with yellow undertones. It’s very similar to #benjaminmoore White Dove (which is also one of the best white paints for kitchen cabinets).
⚪️ Alabaster adds lots of warmth to a space. When paired with earthy colors, it looks more like crisp white paint than off-white or cream.
⚪️ Use with: Warm wood floors, granite countertops, earthy finishes, clean white tile, quartz countertops, and colorful accents. Classic black countertops, or even warm dark brown countertops
⚪️ Don’t use with: Very cool white paint or finishes (Alabaster may look too yellow).
Would you use #alabaster for your kitchen? Let us know in the comments!
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