Some people have a natural affinity for color—everybody else has to be "led into the light." COLOR Saves the Day is for both the color adventurous and the color shy, offering inspiration for trying new ways with color and for learning how to use it as an effective cost-saving solution . Like its sister book, PAINT Saves the Day, this book presents and solves a series of problems and perplexing design situations along with the latest color choices as offered by a number of leading paint manufacturers.

How to reinvent, restyle, and repurpose anything around the house with paint and easy, artful techniques.

Color is both the simplest and strongest assertion of a room's personality. With essential information on tools and techniques, a color-theory tutorial, and a directory of recommended suppliers, Hoppen's beautifully illustrated guide takes the guesswork out of decorating.

Kelly Wearstler is the ultimate trendsetter in interior design. Untitled, by Kelly Wearstler builds upon the success of her first monograph, Modern Glamour and includes recent, unpublished projects, including her home in Beverly Hills, celebrity residential projects as well as some of her latest hotel projects. Untitled celebrates the power of color in Kelly's work and the possibilities of color in interior design and decorating. A must-have for amateurs and professionals seeking design inspiration Americas top interior designer.

The most helpful book ever for home decorators working out color combinations they will love Find the best ideas and advice for every room in your house, all in one place Get tips and color design coaching on everything from bolds to neutrals from some of the leading designers and architects practicing today Design a friendly family room, a hardworking office space, or a bedroom sanctuary Discover the best strategies for making your home a reflection of your personal tastes Learn innovative ways to be eco-friendly with new "green" paints and techniques

In many towns throughout Mexico, houses still retain blank exteriors facing the street, some with an occasional window. However, beyond these canyon-forming walls, one is exposed to interiors alive with rainbows of color. The front of the house may be one story, but once inside the entrance, a visitor might be exposed to two or more stories, probably with a rooftop terrace and a fantastic view of a downtown skyline. The architecture of the houses reflects eras when Mexico was at peaks in its history and when some buildings were extravagant homes built by famous families. Now they may be occupied by commercial or public venues, but their details reflect the rich quality of architecture that has not diminished with time. Over 240 color photographs present fascinating doors, interior rooms, stairways, fireplaces, lighting, ceilings, floors, and plenty of details that can inspire today's homeowners, architects, and decorators who seek to live with authentic Mexican character.

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