Good Questions.

It's a focused, in-home session where I look at your specific light, finishes, and furniture and recommend colors that will actually work. Most clients have already tried a few chips that looked wrong — we fix that.

Paint stores are selling paint. I'm solving a color problem. I take into account your existing floors, countertops, furniture, and natural light — things a store employee can't see.

Not at all. Most clients want one or two rooms done well. We scope the project to what you actually need.

Yes. I'm happy to work with whoever you've hired. I'll give them the exact paint specs and be available for questions on paint day.

We test before you commit. I order samples and we look at them in your rooms under your actual light — morning, midday, evening. That process eliminates most surprises.

It's rare, but if something isn't right after the paint goes up, we talk about it and figure out a solution. I don't disappear after the consultation.

Typically 2–3 weeks. Spring and fall are busiest. If you're planning a renovation, book early.

Single-room consultations start at $1,200. Full-house curation with painter coordination starts at $2,400. Exact pricing depends on scope — reach out for a specific quote.