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February 7, 2025

Pretty in Pink
Infusing Romance and Sophistication into Your Home This Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day is in the air, and what better way to celebrate than by embracing one of interior design’s most romantic and versatile colors—pink! Whether you prefer soft blush tones, bold fuchsia, or sophisticated rose, pink has the power to transform your home into a stylish and inviting retreat.

At Rowan Hall Interiors, we’re no strangers to color. As a Knoxville interior designer, we love incorporating shades of pink in fresh, elevated ways that feel both timeless and personal to each client. Inspired by some of our recent projects, let’s explore how you can use pink to create a space that feels luxurious, inviting, and perfect for celebrating love year-round.

The Subtle Romance of Blush

Soft, barely-there blush tones are the perfect way to add warmth and elegance without overwhelming a space. Blush acts as a modern neutral, pairing beautifully with creamy whites, muted grays, and natural woods.

In one of our favorite projects, we layered blush textiles over a neutral base, creating a living space that feels effortlessly sophisticated. As Farragut and Knoxville interior designers, we often use blush tones to bring a hint of romance into spaces without making them feel overly feminine.

Where to Use Blush:

  • Upholstered seating (like a velvet settee or accent chair)
  • Drapery and soft window treatments
  • Textured throw pillows for a hint of color
  • A feature wall in a warm blush-toned paint

Bold & Beautiful: Fuchsia as a Statement

For those who love a dramatic and playful aesthetic, fuchsia and deep berry tones bring energy and excitement to a space. A bold pink can instantly modernize a room, making it feel vibrant, chic, and sophisticated.

In one of our more daring designs, we introduced fuchsia upholstery on a sleek, modern chair, turning it into the undeniable focal point of the room. Paired with neutral walls and gold accents, the bold pink feels both playful and refined.

Where to Use Bold Pinks:

  • A statement armchair or ottoman
  • High-gloss lacquered furniture
  • Abstract art with bold pink hues
  • A vibrant area rug that grounds the space

Soft & Serene: Layering Pink with Neutrals

One of the easiest ways to incorporate pink into your home is by pairing it with soft neutrals. Light pinks and warm whites create a serene, spa-like environment, while richer hues like mauve and dusty rose add depth and elegance.

In a recent Knoxville interior design project, we used blush-toned bedding against a neutral backdrop, creating a restful and romantic bedroom retreat. The result? A space that feels airy, cozy, and completely luxurious.

Best Combinations for Layering Pink:

  • Pink + Soft Gray (for a modern, understated feel)
  • Pink + Warm Whites (for a classic, romantic aesthetic)
  • Pink + Deep Green (for a fresh, botanical-inspired contrast)
  • Pink + Gold or Brass (for a touch of glamour)

Feminine Meets Sophisticated: Dusty Rose & Mauve

For those who love pink but want something a little more refined, dusty rose and mauve tones offer a sophisticated alternative. These hues are warm and earthy, making them perfect for elegant, timeless interiors.

As a leading Farragut and Knoxville interior design firm, we love incorporating dusty rose into upholstered pieces, drapery, and accent walls. In one project, we used mauve-hued drapery to add warmth and elegance to a space without making it feel overly feminine.

Where to Use Dusty Rose & Mauve:

  • Upholstered headboards for a soft, luxurious feel
  • Drapery with a romantic, billowy texture
  • Accent walls in a warm mauve hue
  • Statement-making wallpaper with subtle pink floral patterns

Timeless Elegance: Pink in Traditional Spaces

Pink isn’t just for contemporary designs—it also has a place in classic, traditional interiors. Think vintage-inspired floral prints, soft pink tufted sofas, and delicate porcelain decor that exudes old-world charm.

In a more traditional setting, we used a subtle pink wallpaper with a damask pattern to bring in a timeless, romantic element. The result? A room that feels refined, inviting, and effortlessly elegant.

How to Use Pink in Traditional Interiors:

  • Wallpaper with delicate floral or damask patterns
  • Vintage-style upholstered chairs in soft pink hues
  • Elegant glass or crystal decor with hints of pink
  • Persian or vintage-inspired area rugs with subtle pink detailing
Thibuat Wallpaper: Lincoln Toile- This statement paper balances traditional imagery and a soft, cool color pallete with it’s eleborate composition to create a vision that draws the eye without overwhelming it. Prints like this make enclosed spaces like powder rooms feel purposeful and expansive!
Thibuat Wallpaper: Meadow- Abstracted just enough to feel timeless, this design is extremely versile. Grounded in a warm, traditional rose with hints of peach, it’s scale and flow make it the perfect middleground between a modern botanical and a classic floral.

Is Pink for You?

Pink is one of the most versatile colors in interior design—it can be soft and delicate, bold and vibrant, or rich and sophisticated. Whether you incorporate it through paint, furniture, or decor, there’s a shade of pink for every home and every personality.

This Valentine’s Day, embrace the beauty of pink in your interiors! And if you need expert guidance, Rowan Hall Interiors is here to help. As a trusted Knoxville interior designer, we specialize in creating beautifully curated spaces that reflect our clients’ unique style.

January 24, 2025

Maximizing Wall Space with an Interior Designer
Artful Tips for a Cohesive and Stylish Home

Your walls are more than just surfaces—they’re an opportunity to express your style and tell your story. While working with an interior designer ensures flow, harmony, and access to exclusive art pieces, following some key tips can elevate your wall space to professional-level brilliance. Here’s how to combine designer expertise with practical advice for walls that wow.

1. Elevate Art Placement: The 66-Inch Rule

The golden rule for hanging art is to center pieces 66 inches from the floor. This places the center of the artwork at eye level for most people, ensuring it’s easily enjoyed without straining or craning your neck.

Designer Tip: For groupings of smaller pieces, treat the entire grouping as a single unit and center that grouping at 66 inches.

2. Group Art Thoughtfully: Balance Over Bulk

When arranging smaller pieces together, consider the horizontal and vertical lines they create. Stick to groups of two or three, as too many pieces can overwhelm a space and disrupt visual flow.

Why It Works: Smaller groupings allow each piece to shine without creating clutter, keeping the wall design clean and intentional.

Art isn’t limited to paper or canvas- check out the vertical line these colorful plates add to this space.
Think about layering in wall space- here we’ve filled layered 2D and 3D art objects to above this chest.

3. Spotlight Family Photos: Quality Over Quantity

While it’s tempting to display every cherished memory, a single standout family photo can be far more impactful than a hodgepodge of moments.

How to Choose the Perfect Centerpiece Photo:

  • Universal Appeal: Does everyone in the family like the photo?
  • Visual Aesthetics: Is it well-composed, as if taken by a professional? Avoid photos with cluttered backgrounds or strangers.
  • Resolution Matters: Ensure the photo is high enough resolution to scale up for large prints.
  • Wedding and Event Photos: Professional shots from special occasions often tick all these boxes, making them excellent centerpiece options.

Why It Works: A single, large family photo framed beautifully becomes a conversation starter and focal point, elevating the space’s design.

4. Balance Art and Photos: Art as the Heart of a Home

While family photos are meaningful, art can be transformative in capturing a home’s aesthetic and making it feel uniquely yours.

“My parents bought prints from the National Gallery in D.C. for their house before I was born,” explains Sylvia, Rowan Hall’s resident Artist and Color Specialist. “I was mesmerized by some of them when I was a child. I used to lie on my parents’ bed and stare at Van Gogh’s Wheat Field with Cypresses from all different angles. It made me feel so serene, and I’d see elephants in the clouds. When I was upset, I’d always try to go into my parents’ bedroom to cry if it was empty because that print comforted me in a way I still can’t fully explain or understand.”

Art isn’t just decoration—it’s a source of feeling and connection. Fill your home with pieces that speak to you, and they’ll resonate for years to come.

Tip: Keep an art-to-photo ratio of 70:30 or higher, with art taking precedence. Cherish photos that don’t make it to the wall by storing them in albums, scrapbooks, or curated digital collections.

Wheat Field with Cypresses by Vincent Van Gogh; Image Source: metmuseum.org

5. Best Places for Photo Displays

Certain areas of your home are ideal for displaying family photos without compromising the overall flow.

  • Staircases: Create a gallery wall that tells a story as you ascend or descend.
  • Hallways: Use linear arrangements to showcase a timeline of memories.
  • Offices: Keep a few key photos nearby for personal motivation without overcrowding your workspace.

Designer Tip: Group photos in spaces that naturally encourage close viewing, while leaving central living areas for art that complements the room’s overall aesthetic.

6. Light, Frame, and Balance with Intention

  • Lighting: Install picture lights or use nearby lamps to illuminate wall displays, enhancing their presence.
  • Frames: Choose cohesive frame styles that match the room’s decor for a polished look.
  • Matting: Use mats to add elegance and give each piece its own visual space.

Why It Works: These finishing touches ensure your walls look curated rather than cluttered.

Bulky frames aren’t always the way to go- the minimal black frames pictured here keep the artworks elevated and coordinated without drawing attention away from the pieces.

Partner with an Interior Designer for Perfection

An interior designer adds expertise, access to exclusive art and framing options, and an eye for creating seamless flow. From sourcing custom pieces to crafting layouts that enhance the entire room, a designer’s input ensures your walls make a statement while feeling cohesive with the rest of your home.

At Rowan Hall Interiors, we specialize in helping clients maximize their wall space while blending personal touches with refined design. Whether you’re showcasing a stunning family photo or sourcing bespoke artwork, we’ll ensure your walls become a masterpiece of style and meaning.

Ready to transform your walls? Contact us today to schedule a consultation and let our Knoxville design team bring your walls to life!

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January 17, 2025

This Year, Live Colorfully!
2025 Color Trends According to Sherwin-Williams

The 2025 Sherwin-Williams Colormix Forecast presents a dynamic and multifaceted color palette organized into four themed capsules—Chrysalis, Paradox, Wellspring, and Kindred. Each capsule is thoughtfully designed to reflect different moods, styles, and stories, making this year’s forecast more expansive and personal than ever. Bringing these palettes to life is Rowan Hall Interiors’ color specialist, Sylvia, whose creative eye and deep understanding of color pairings make the possibilities truly inspiring. In this article, Sylvia not only shares her insights into each capsule but also demonstrates how to integrate them into your home with style. Be sure to check out our Instagram reels, where Sylvia showcases textile samples alongside each capsule, illustrating how these colors interact in various proportions and offering endless possibilities for creating spaces that are both cohesive and uniquely personal.

Wellspring

A nod to classic, heritage-inspired tones, this palette includes rich, sophisticated colors like deep navy blues and golden browns. These hues offer elegance and can be perfect for grounding interiors, particularly in living rooms or formal dining areas. Wadden described Wellspring as “drawing from heritage-inspired tones,” with “timeless elegance and a sense of history” that pairs beautifully with luxurious textiles like velvet, and complements warm, wood-based furniture for a timeless yet modern feel.

Chrysalis

Focused on serene, sanctuary-like spaces, this capsule features muted earth tones, such as warm beiges and calming greys, perfect for minimalist designs. “Chrysalis offers minimalist, raw neutrals perfect for creating serene, uncluttered spaces that evoke a sense of calm and simplicity,” said Sue Wadden, Sherwin-Williams’ Director of Color Marketing. These shades are ideal for spaces that need tranquility, such as bedrooms or reading nooks, and can be paired with natural wood furnishings, plush carpets, or neutral textiles for a peaceful vibe.

Kindred

This capsule evokes a sense of community and warmth, with inviting colors like soft whites and playful reds. It lends itself to family-centric spaces such as kitchens or communal living areas. “Kindred embraces warm, community-focused colors that foster connection and create inviting, cozy environments,” Wadden added. These shades can be paired with textured rugs, cozy throws, and rich wood tones to create a welcoming environment.

Paradox

If you’re looking for bold and expressive color, Paradox offers dynamic, high-energy hues like candy-coated pinks and vibrant blues. This palette works well for statement pieces like accent walls, unique furniture, or textiles. “Paradox features bold, dynamic colors designed to make a statement and energize any space with vibrant, eye-catching hues,” according to Wadden. Think modern maximalist spaces with funky patterns and eclectic decor that push the boundaries of traditional design.

*Image Credits: Sherwin Williams 2025 Colormix Forecast Capsules and Sherwin Williams STIR 2025 Colormix Forecast

According to Sylvia, Sherwin-Williams’ 2025 approach is refreshing. “This method of creating different mini collections rather than picking one color for the entire year is very clever. It allows everyone to pick their favorite direction, sort of a choose-your-own adventure for the mood of your specific space and style.” She also appreciates how this year’s forecast offers both versatility and boldness without sacrificing style: “Generally speaking, choosing any big color or color scheme is a balancing act between versatility and visual interest. This year’s Sherwin-Williams Color Forecast basically threw that model of compromises out the window so it could have its cake and eat it too! She who makes the colors makes the rules, I suppose!”

Sylvia approves of the colors selected and recognizes several of them from her recent paint consultations with clients. “Outerspace, French Roast, and Sealskin are all lovely deep, rich colors I’ve picked alongside clients, especially for exteriors. Drift of Mist is one of my go-to off whites and Sea Salt is an all-time favorite as well! I definitely recognize those names and can whole-heartedly endorse them on a large scale. It’s exciting to see them in the forecast, a little like reading a friend’s name in the newspaper. ‘Hey! I know that guy!'” For clients working with Rowan Hall Interiors, these colors offer endless possibilities, both in paint and beyond. Whether it’s custom draperies, textiles, rugs, or furnishings, this forecast provides a roadmap to infuse any space with modern, thoughtful color choices.

Book Your Consultation Today

If you’re feeling inspired by these 2025 color trends, why not reach out to Rowan Hall Interiors for a personalized color consultation with Sylvia? Our expert team, led by Alfie Rowan, can help you seamlessly integrate these trending palettes into your home, creating a space that reflects both your style and the year’s most exciting colors. Contact us today to get started on your dream project!

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Want to learn more about our color consultation process? Check out our this post:

The Art of Color: Why You Need a Paint Color Consultation

Sylvia showcasing her experience as a local muralist

“A paint color consultant brings expertise and experience to the table. They understand the nuances of color theory, lighting, and design principles, allowing them to provide personalized recommendations tailored to your unique preferences and space. Our Color Specialist, Sylvia, studied color and design at MICA, one of the top art schools in the country, and spent a year putting her education into practice as a local muralist. She understands color and painting from a fine arts standpoint, which translates beautifully into creating compositions with color in designed spaces.”

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January 10, 2025

New Year, New Home
Elevate Your Space in 2025 with Rowan Hall Interiors

Pictured above, a festive AI imagining inspired by photographs of our real work as seen below. We wanted to save on helium.
As we embrace 2025, there’s no better time to upgrade your home and refresh your living space. With Rowan Hall Interiors, your trusted Knoxville interior designer, we make this the year you truly fall in love with where you live. From custom furniture to expertly curated rooms, let us show you how new furnishings and thoughtful design can transform your home.
 

Start with a Critical Eye

Take a walk through your home with fresh eyes. Does your dining room reflect your style and function perfectly for gatherings? Could Grandma’s hutch use an update, or perhaps that aging chandelier deserves a stunning replacement? Investing in timeless pieces not only elevates your space but enhances your daily life.

The living room often holds the most memories, but is your sofa as dreamy as it should be? If it’s seen better days, consider performance fabrics that balance durability and style. These options can stand up to kids, pets, and even wine spills, making them perfect for real living.

And don’t forget the primary bedroom—your retreat deserves to be as serene as a five-star hotel. Think upholstered headboards, luxurious bedding, and smart storage solutions to create a sanctuary where you can recharge.

Why Rowan Hall Interiors is Your Knoxville Resource for Interior Design and Furniture

Shopping for furniture in Knoxville can be overwhelming. While local showrooms have their charm, they often limit you to what’s in stock. At Rowan Hall, we break free from those constraints, offering custom furniture and a curated design process tailored specifically to your needs and style. We specialize in whole-room transformations—not just selling one piece of furniture, but ensuring every detail flows seamlessly.

Our team knows Knoxville inside and out. From Farragut to downtown lofts, we’ve worked in countless homes, bringing them to life with custom drapery, carefully selected rugs, and designer lighting that sets the tone for each space. Whether you’re looking for a Knoxville interior designer or unique Knoxville furniture, we handle everything from design to installation, allowing you to enjoy a stress-free process.

The Perks of Professional Design

When you work with Rowan Hall Interiors, you get more than just beautiful furniture. You gain access to:

  • Custom Solutions: Whether it’s furniture, draperies, or bedding, we create pieces tailored to your home and lifestyle.
  • Expert Guidance: Our Knoxville interior designers use their knowledge to select high-quality furnishings and ensure every piece fits perfectly within your home.
  • Seamless Service: We manage all the details, from selecting fabrics to arranging furniture delivery and installation.

Transform Your Knoxville Home for 2025

Living beautifully is about surrounding yourself with quality, timeless pieces that reflect your style and enhance your life. Whether you’re upgrading your dining room, refreshing your bedroom, or completely redesigning your living space, Rowan Hall Interiors is here to help. If you’re searching for Knoxville furniture that’s as unique as you are or a Knoxville interior designer who can bring your vision to life, look no further.

Let’s make 2025 the year you fall in love with your home. Reach out to Rowan Hall Interiors today for a consultation. Together, we’ll create a space that feels uniquely yours and perfectly curated for the life you want to live.

Contact us to start your transformation today. Your dream home is just a phone call away!

August 23, 2024

Best Taupe Paint Colors for Exterior
From a Color Consultant

Taupe can be a tricky color to pin down. Some may appear pinkish or mauve while others are on the opposite end of the spectrum, sporting yellow, green, and occasionally even blue undertones. With all these colors in the mix, what makes up a true taupe? A textbook taupe is a gray-brown, as the term “taupe” originates from the French noun “taupe”, which transalates to “mole” (the animal, not the beauty mark). So, the orginal taupe matches the pelt of a french mole, handsome little fellows with deep sable roots and silvery gray highlights.

While the neutral gray in a taupe determines how much black and white neutralize and lighten it respectably, its brown side determines pigmentation that can either lean red or green. So where do blue and yellow factor in? Brown is made up of all three primary colors- red, blue, and yellow. A brown without a red tone can either have a warm green undertone comprised of more yellow than blue or a cool green undertone made up of more blue than yellow. Blue also tends to be the main component of most blacks. So, cooler taupes with more gray tend to have violet (cool gray+red brown) and cool green (cool gray+blue-green brown) undertones that make them appear mauve or cool gray-adjacent, while warmer taupes with more brown have olive (gray+yellow-green brown) or red (gray+ red brown) undertones that tinge them green or pink. With all this color chemistry, taupes are beautifully complex and intricate when mixed right and muddy if mixed wrong. Beware of too much yellow! The most popular exterior choice that stand the test of time, taupes read as refined and classic.

 

Benjamin Moore Shenandoah Taupe (AC-36)

Benjamin Moore Shenandoah Taupe (AC-36) is a light, warm taupe with an extremely subtle mauve undertone. On exteriors, its nearly neutral buff tones show prominently. It manages warmth without any of the green or yellow undertones that often accompany greiges, and is dark enough to appear beige-adjacent in full sun. It’s the perfect choice for those in the market for a creamy hue that’s a touch more complex than your run-of-the-mill beige. 

Top Left and Bottom Right: Cella Archeticture, New Tudor Revival Home Portland Oregon;  Bottom Left and Top Right: Home Bunch, 5 Easy Tips to Throwing a Backyard Party

 

Sherwin Williams Folkstone (SW 6005)

The deepest taupe on our list, Sherwin Williams Folkstone (SW 6005) is a near-gray shade with a violet undertone. Warm in terms of grays and cool in comparison to most taupes, it offers a complex neutral option reminiscent of river stones. Its warmth is derived from a red tone, so it’s totally free from the tinges of green that warm grays and greiges often have. Folkstone is a lovely choice for those attracted to dark gray exteriors who are looking for something just a bit more colorful and unique.

Top: Red Rock Finishes;  Bottom Left: Kerri Taylor via Pinterest;  Bottom Middle: Sherwin Williams via Facebook;  Bottom Right: Kind Home Design via Pinterest

 

Sherwin Williams Mink (SW 6004)

Sherwin Williams Mink (SW 6004) appears more violet than its darker, grayer sister color, Folkstone (SW 6005). It reads loud and clear as a taupe, and it’s perfect for those searching for an exterior version of the mauve-taupes you might see in a favorite eyeshadow palette. Like Folkstone, Mink teeters on the line between warm and cool; it’s warm in terms of grays and cool in terms of taupes, especially in shade. With its violet undertone, Mink creates a truly unique exterior while still being neutral enough to be tasteful. Left: Kylie M. Interiors, Sherwin Williams: 6 Best Dark Greige & Taupe Paint Colors;  Top Right: Barb Drummond via Pinterest;  Bottom Left: Sherwin Williams via Pinterest

 

Benjamin Moore Ashley Gray (HC-87)

Despite its name, like many so-called grays that stray too far from neutrality, Benjamin Moore Ashley Gray (HC-87) is more of a taupe than anything. Ashley Grey has just the slightest touch of red in its undertone- enough to warm it up a bit without causing it to appear at all pink, though if you squint and put it next to a hue with green undertones, you may see it lean just a fraction toward mauve. Like many good exterior taupes, it’s neutral enough to lean warm or cool depending on what colors it’s paired with. As a light mid-tone, Ashley Gray appears fresh and airy without looking too pale or washed out in bright exterior lighting. Left: Home Bunch via Pinterest;  Top Right: Houzz, Kirkland Traditional- Seattle- by RW Anderson Homes;  Bottom Right: EB-Color, 60-30-10 Rule

 

Benjamin Moore Fairview Taupe (HC-85)

Benjamin Moore Fairview Taupe (HC-85) is a dark, warm taupe with just a hint of green in its undertones. A true taupe that sits between a cool brown and a warm gray, it’s primarily neutral. It’s just dark enough to create a lovely midtone, appearing to be the exact halfway point between the shade of a light beige and a dark charcoal. Its subtle touch of green prevents any red in its undertones, eliminating the possibility of ever looking pink or mauve. It’s the perfect fit for anyone looking for a taupe that avoids these hues while still being free of the muddiness too much green or yellow can cause.All: Houzz

 

Benjamin Moore Copley Gray (HC-104)

Benjamin Moore Copley Gray (HC-104) is a cool mid-tone taupe with a green undertone. It hits the sweet spot between light and dark, making it the perfect shade for an exterior, especially when paired with a light trim. Light colors and classic white trim look fantastic with both colors and neutrals like Copley Gray that are true mid-tones, as they are just dark enough to provide a lovely contrast without the commitment of a bolder, deeper tone. With light olive undertones that shine through in cool, shady lighting, Copley Gray sits just a hair to the cool side of true neutral. In warm, sunny light, it displays creamy buff hues that translate into a perfect greige. Top Left: Hirshfields Color Club;  Bottom Left: Favorite Paint Colors Blog;  Top Right: West Magnolia Charm, 20 Amazing Benjamin Moore Exterior Paint Colors;  Bottom Right: Kelly Bernier Designs, Updated Exterior Grays

 

Benjamin Moore Pashmina (AF-100)

The lightest taupe on our list, Benjamin Moore Pashmina (AF-100) is the perfect choice for those looking for an exterior that’s just a little more exciting than a simple off-white. If light grays and beiges almost hit the mark, but seem just a touch too cool and warm respectively, Pashmina is an ideal compromise. With the lovely complexity of the taupe family, it is a balanced neutral that can appear more gray or more buff depending on lighting and surrounding colors. A perfect pairing for a light, dreamy neutral partner to colorful or deep hues, Pashmina also stands alone as an airy backdrop with tones that show through best against a bright true white. Top Left: Houzz via Pinterest;  Bottom Left: Samuel Marcus- Blog, Transitional Home Design;  Top Right: Home Bunch, Paint Color Ideas with Pictures;  Bottom Right: Maria Killam, The Shortcut to Testing Exterior Colour

 

Sherwin Williams Fawn Brindle (SW 7640)

Sherwin Williams Fawn Brindle (SW 7640) is a mid-tone taupe with subtle cool green undertones. It flirts with gray and ivory, resulting in a taupe that feels fresh with just the right amount of warmth. It sidesteps the chance of any hints of pink or mauve without looking at all yellowed or muddy thanks to the cool nature of its sneaky green undertone, which almost never shows through. Even in cool light, Fawn Brindle hardly appears green. A lovely neutral, it strikes a balance between light and dark that renders in a perfect exterior choice- bright but not too light. As a mid-tone, it’s able to provide a good visual contrast to truly light colors without ever appearing too dark itself.Top: Sherwin Williams, Exterior Color Inspiration- Body;  Bottom Left: Sherwin Williams, Classic Comfort;  Bottom Right: Home Bunch

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Choosing the perfect paint color is a weighty decision that will transform your home one way or another. The right choice will elevate your home in a flash, but the wrong color will be painful (and expensive) to reverse or live with. Before you call in the paint crew, make sure your choice is the right one! Consult with our team, and we will make sure you make this change with confidence.

If you’re local to Knoxville or our surrounding areas, we will come to you! We can also consult on your project virtually. Contact us here or give our office a call at 865-585-2945. We can’t wait to bring your vision to life!

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