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Interior design consultation, color and style consultation, consultation based on Feng Shui at Classic Interiors.
After working hours or at the weekend, when you have time also. Even online!
It is an hourly service, so it can be pre-calculated – you decide how much time to spend on it.
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Navy blue

Navy blue is a really dark shade, which gives elegance and depth for the space. It can be used instead of black if it would be too rigid or sombre. It got its name from the color of clothes worn by officers in the Royal Navy since 1748 and adopted by other navies around the world. It looks best paired with white.

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Monochrome

In the case of a monochromatic interior, make sure using several textures and patterns. This way it is avoidable to feel the room boring or depressing.

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All white

White with white – but not Scandinavian or vintage

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Taupe

Taupe is a neutral color which is in the middle between brown and dark grey. Both lighter and darker hues are popular in interior design because it provides a natural base and it gives depth to the space. The French word taupe means mole, it was named after the color of the animal.

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Color ceiling

Don’t be afraid of painting a color ceiling!

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Paint palette 25.

Summer feelings expressed by paint palettes

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Chartreuse

Chartreuse color is in the middle between green and yellow on the color wheel. Although it is a vivid hue, it’s not very showish because of it’s mid-dark tone. It is perfect for focal points but looks good on big surfaces also. In the latter case, it might be outweighed by neutral colors. It was named after the French liqueur made by Carthusian monks since 1764, which is made from 130 plants and herbs, that gives its natural yellowish-green color.

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Paint palette 24.

Warm citrus color palettes for compensating cloudy weather

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Cream

Cream color is produced by mixing white and some yellow. In interior design, it is frequently used instead of pure white, when it would convey too vivid or steril impression. A vintage effect can be reached by using it, which fits perfectly for antique objects. It was named after the milk of cattles grazing on fields rich in yellow flowers.

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