Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #356625 in Books
• Published on: 2002-04-15
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 160 pages

Customer Reviews

Divine Color Schemes For Every Room in Your Home
Renovating, updating or building a home and in need of some inspiration for a gorgeous new color scheme - look no more - with over 300 color palettes and thirty beautiful themes - Annie Sloan`s Color Schemes for Every Room will help you find the perfect color combination to complement your taste and lifestyle. Gorgeous themes such as the ``Manhattan`, Persian Palace, Arts & Crafts, Glam Diva and many, many more, in this great book, there is sure to be a color theme and combination that fits your personality and individual style. With special sections on Simple and Complex colors, Building in Contrasts, Combining Colors, Choosing a Theme, Paint Recipes and How to use the Color Guide - you will have every tool at your fingertips for creating a fabulous home.
If you have discerning taste and want just the right colors to enhance the unique style of your home I highly recommend Annie`s Sloans wonderful color guide!

Eye-opener
How many people can put together a room's palette, in the right tone and hue, all the way down to the third accent color. Not me.

This book was fun to study. The colors she picks really do work well together. I sort of felt like I was cheating a bit to think to just lift the entire palette from the page and use in my apartment, but on the other hand, "traditional" color schemes use standard collections as well.

I liked the Manhattan styles most. Yes, they did remind me of some "crisp" apartments I've seen.

Eye-opener
How many people can put together a room's palette, in the right tone and hue, all the way down to the third accent color. Not me.

This book was fun to study. The colors she picks really do work well together. I sort of felt like I was cheating a bit to think to just lift the entire palette from the page and use in my apartment, but on the other hand, "traditional" color schemes use standard collections as well.

I liked the Manhattan styles most. Yes, they did remind me of some "crisp" apartments I've seen.