During a consultation Bruce will ask you what you want to ultimately create in your environment. He will listen carefully, capturing the deep essence of your feelings. He will also ask questions that will guide him to further understand your goals.  

After determining the overall project intention, you will look at the color wheel to pick out colors that resonate with you. Under Bruce’s talented eye, a palette is created from your basic color choices. Bruce takes into account the architect of the building, the corners, curves or unique building accents. He explains why there needs to be balance and harmony with shades, tones and values within your palette. He also explains the placement of color for your particular architectural needs.  

When your colors have been decided, Bruce paints big sample color boards and tapes them to the wall as a preview, or try on phase. These color boards ensure the success of each job. The boards allow you get a much better feel for what the completed room or project will look like. You can make revisions at this time.

 You are given a written report for reference. At all times, you are kept current with the colors and their placement. Within the report will be small sample boards for you to use when adding new items to the environment. The report is also a tool to use with your painter. It lists types of sheen and paints to use.

Although not a trained designer, Bruce can speak to you with regard to the shape, style and color of the furnishings of a room and how they will play into your new color scheme.

For further information or to schedule a consultation phone:  (650) 583-0394