Frequently Asked Questions?
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- How do I pick just the
right color ?
- Where can I find a
full service artist ?
- Why doesn't the
paint store do the color matching for me?
- Who is Deco Diva anyway?
- What is a color
consultation?
- When is the best time
to use an artist?
That's an easy one. I have been studying colors my whole life.
Sometimes it's as simple as choosing colors from a favorite
inspiration piece such as your bed coverings and /or drapes or any
fabric item or decorative piece that you particularly love.
Even analyzing the colors that you like to wear along with what
jewelry and accessories you prefer can be an inspiration to
personalize rooms and choose just the right colors.
Starting right here at Deco Diva's is the best answer I have. I'm
not 'pushy' and respect the desires of my clients. I try to
fulfill my customer's needs as professionally and as creatively as
possible by drawing on all of my many years of design experience.
Paint stores will do the best they can to simply scan or eyeball
your color and they will mix whatever you choose. I have been known
to "tweak" existing paint choices already purchased by the customer
by mixing in other colors to save the customer the added expense of
having to buy another new color. Colors can be tricky.
Let me help you pick out the correct color to begin with to help
avoid costly mistakes.
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Deco Diva is a well trained, experienced artist just trying to
give to the public what they have needed for a long time. Most
artists are either "starving or doing velvet Elvis paintings", while
Glenda has been learning new skills and adapting to the changing
times.
A color consultation is pretty much self explanatory. Glenda
comes to you, looks at the desired project, discusses with you your
likes and dislikes and determines what colors will work and why.
Sometimes that may be all you need from her, hopefully you will like
her ideas and want to further utilize her talents.
The absolute best time is before you have gone too far on your
own! At the beginning of any project is best.
