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Room redesign can breathe new life into tired rooms! Not planning on moving, but need a new look for your home? Do your rooms look tired and dated? Did you just purchase a piece of furniture that you love, but can't decide if it "goes" with the rest of the room? One Savvy Move Redesign can guide you in the process of creating a home that you love. Using your existing furniture and accessories we can work with you to update and refine the elements that create a comfortable atmosphere. Through the use of color, lighting, furniture placement, artwork, accessories and organizational tools, your home can become a sanctuary that reflects the person you are. Home is about much more that shelter, home feeds the spirit, gives life to ideas and facilitates dreams. If your home is a source of stress rather than calm, redesign can help. It's not about how much you spend on furnishings or renovations, it's about careful consideration of all of the items in your home. It's about letting go of things you don't like or find useful, it's about creating a home that functions for you. We help transform your home by re-organizing what you have (sometimes using it in different ways), helping you let go of items you no longer need and perhaps improving the lighting and colors. Simple cost effective changes can transform an entire house. Where desired, new finishes or furnishings can be added for a completely new look that better meets the needs of your family.
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Power Of Color
Few things are as economical or as powerful in redesigning a room as new paint and accessory colors. Color can have a dramatic impact on how people feel in a space and respond to it. Color denotes moods, atmosphere and expectations. Who can argue that we associate orange with Halloween and red and green with Christmas? Color consultants know that there are three types of responses to color; the physical which is believed to be innate; the behavioral which is learned from cultural influences; the emotional which may be either learned or innate.
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The Beauty of Light How we see a room is determined by how we light it. Not every room is meant for full morning light, nor do we want mood lighting in our home office. The sources and quality of light in a room determine how we feel in that room and how well it functions for its intended purpose. There are three types of light; direct, indirect and artificial. Direct light is ideal as it gives us the most accurate translation of color. Indirect light enhances both the warmer and cooler tones in coolers, depending on whether the light source is natural or artificial. Color and lighting that complement one another can change the whole feel of a home. |
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Here are some examples of responses and associations to certain colors:
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