Tip of the day... Magenta represents cheerfulness,
happiness, and contentment. Most people feel
more optimistic when in the company of magenta.
The link below shows fun magenta products that
will give that pop to your pad and lift your spirits.
NewsomeColor not only "colors your world" but shines a light on it too! See NewsomeColor's FIND OF THE DAY!.
Louise created an inviting, sophisticated color palette that complimented the furnishing she chose to stage the home. The end result reflected a lifestyle, a place to relax, a place to entertain, a place that felt like home.
visit: http://www.newsomecolor.com
visit: http://www.newsomecolor.com
Color Me Sandy!
The clean up begins and as you start to think about repainting, think about choosing a color to lift your spirits. Ironically we go back to mother nature and the color GREEN.
The color of nature is easy on the eye, calming, refreshing and relaxing.
Some Benjamin Moore choices to lift your spirits...
HC139 Salisbury Green
1495 October Mist
HC118 Sherwood Green
Contact me today, if you need any help choosing your colors!
Matching Your Office and Website
What does it take to present the ideal image to both clients and employees?
In todays world you have to take branding beyond the product and the website, extending it to details like office layout, design and infrastructure. This level of branding can have a positive impact on your employees’ productivity, as well as your bottom line.
Here are some tips for matching your office and website branding strategy:
1. Make a Strong First Impression
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| We designed the NAPW OFFICE TO MATCH THEIR BRANDING |
Your website home page is very much like the façade of a traditional bricks-and-mortar business. To get your office on the same page, you have to rethink the concept and deliver a modern first impression that is both strong and captivating. Your company has the opportunity to make a dramatic visual statement in both their website and their office.
2. Employ the Same Colour Scheme
Familiarity with a colour scheme is important when nailing down a certain brand. Try to get the colours right, in everything from the home page and office entrance, all the way down to conference rooms and the carpet. These colour choices are important for customers,as they will subconsciously identify them with your brand. Also, try to match certain features in your office with features on your website. For example, if your website makes heavy use of earthy colors – such as brown, green, yellow and orange – make sure these colors are well represented in your office. You don’t have to go overboard; a few subtle touches will do the trick.
3. Create a Memorable Image
One of the hardest aspects of branding is creating a strong, memorable image. This is why logos are so important. If your company has a strong "Brand Color" ( which it should) that it is in your office. The only way it will stick in your customers mind is through constant repetition.
Matching your office and website branding strategy is easier than you think. Need help with your company’s branding strategy for your office? Contact me today, will be synchronised in no time!
ICFF 2012
Somethings Blue from the International Contemporary Furniture Fair 2012
Sunday Inspirations:
You never know what a day will bring, what surprises lie ahead...
But on this particular Sunday a chicken running into the road led to a world of color, texture and personal design that had to be blogged as a NewsomeColor moment!
Not only were we greeted by the most enormous Glodendoodle that made my Flo Doodle look like a midget but a backyard full of chickens, ducks and a very hairy shy goat!
On talking with the owners for a few about the love of having chickens (we have a few of our own!) the subject came up of my business and on that I was promptly led into the house to view a decorative frenzy that I would have never imagined from the outside.
The house decorated in a theme of dusty blue and pink with soft creams and yellows. A celebration of their chickens were seen in plates, lights and mosaics around the rooms.
Hand made light fixtures put together from flea market finds and collections of glass beads and crystals. This was eye candy beyond, a farmhouse tucked away in the French Provence.
After getting so excited and snapping away on my camera I was given permission to post this on my blog, and couldnt wait to share it!
So next time you see a chicken in the road please stop to tell the owners and you yourself might find yourself in another world...
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