Colour Consultancy

Colour Consultation and Bespoke Scheme 

One room - £250*

Additional rooms - £150 each

A well-considered colour scheme can completely change how a room looks and feels.

Whether you are unsure where to begin, have become stuck between several options or would simply like reassurance that your ideas will work together, this service provides clear colour direction for your home.

The home visit

During the home visit, we will discuss how you would like the room to feel, the colours you are drawn to, anything you dislike and any practical requirements that need to be considered.

I will also assess and record the room in detail, taking photographs and colour references as required. Particular attention is given to the natural light, outlook, architectural details and the subtle undertones within flooring, fabrics, artwork and furnishings, as these can all influence which shades will work successfully.

Your colour scheme

Following the visit, I will develop your colour scheme in the studio using the Little Greene palette as the foundation. Drawing on my in-depth knowledge of the range, I will select the paint colours and establish a coordinating colour direction for the room.

You will receive a tailored written Colour Scheme by email, including:

  • a summary of your brief, preferences and practical requirements
  • my assessment of the room and the factors influencing the colour scheme
  • recommended paint colours for walls, woodwork and other relevant painted surfaces
  • a simple visual colour palette showing how the recommended shades work together
  • practical guidance on the appropriate paint finishes
  • the option to order the recommended Little Greene paints directly through me

The fee covers both the home visit and the studio time required to develop and present your colour scheme.

Up to three sample pots per room will also be sent to your home so you can test the recommended colours.

* For pricing purposes, a room means one distinct space requiring its own colour scheme, including living rooms, bedrooms, studies, kitchens and bathrooms. A continuous hall, stairs and landing is usually treated as one area.

To arrange your consultation,  please click here.