Computer rendering of kitchen colour choices

It happens all the time - a mushroom colour paint chip looking clammy pink on the wall; several versions of beige all turning out yellow-looking. Why?

Most times it has to do with lighting. Other times it has to do with how the colour "reacts" to other prominent colours in the room, draperies, furniture and flooring for example. And then there is the problem of just not seeing a paint chip in the proper perspective-you may not notice how green a shade of blue is until you put it beside a pure blue.

Wouldn't life be so much simpler if you could see an image of your room as it would look with those paint colours first?

I can do that for you with the specialized software I have on my laptop. After taking photos of your room, I can re-colour them, shadows and all, with any of Benjamin Moore's 1000's of colours. Compare as many colours as you wish. Once the image is created, changing the colour is simple.

Interested in a faux finish? I can help you choose the right technique as well.

From there, you can go ahead on your own or, if you prefer, I can co-ordinate the job for you using painters I work with regularly. 5-star clean-up guaranteed!

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