I took the time to write about each thing and it helped me see the amazing cohesion I managed to pull off. Today I added images to my writing to help you visualize the final product and how it all came together. Not to brag, as it's all a matter of good training, her owning the right stuff and the combination of the two that allowed those miracles to happen. Here's a few things to look for when reviewing the images...First - the congruency of colors. We managed to bring the pallet all the way across the house in one way or another with minimal break in the transition while maintaining the individuality of each space. The use of the red and blue trim made this not only a treat to the eye but also gave me what I needed to mix for the perfect trim in the bedroom.Second - the way I not only managed to work each rooms color schemes around their high lighted quilts, but also in relation to theme and vibe. I really did it based on colors, but yet it worked out even better in terms of themes for the rooms they are in. Each room has a directed energy pattern if you really examine it.Third - The home owners interests, requests, desires are all reflected in the locations of the art, items within the room, what quilts were placed in the room and color placement through out the whole house. As per the owner's request, we highlighted not only her art, but that of her friends and family as well. Each room has a water feature. We included significant items in special little spots in each room to delight her when she stumbled on them, in addition to these kinds of requests as a surprise. Much of the color stuff was planned but some was purely accidental. With the hall and quilting room we went with the plan of the exact same color for walls and floor trim to tie the rooms together. This is for the quilting business she is planning for her future. The hall's quilts can be rotated out because of a sale or new piece. Same for the sewing room and neither are distracted by the paint. The shade bounces the light best in these two areas too. This created a great new gallery and studio for her interest.Each room has something reflecting her love of horses, farm living, Texas, Lousianna and art. Great work went into mixing these fine details together, but were honestly only thought of in terms of room and not room to room. I only noticed how well it went all the way around while reviewing the images at posting time.To explain more clearly let me give you the theme/pallet for each room. Included are the purposes of each room too.Sewing room - Demands: light walls avoid distraction from fabric shelves and projects. Stained glass defuses light to protect fabric. Room allowment for impending large quilting free arm machine. Space allowed for walking completely around this and the cutting table. Storage! Space near electricity for sewing machines for two to four people. Theme: Active, Encouragement and Inspiration through other traditional craft work for adornments/accessories, Airy - think a bouquet of spring flowers in terms of scent or lemony. Household themes touched on in this room: Lousianna, Texas, Farm living, Horses, folk arts, family art, quilt Kitchen -Demands: this room was done by me previously and is about to be updated. It's pure luck it goes with the rest of the house. Theme: New Orleans and Charolette meets Baby Barnaby's. Good food and fun times. Household themes seen here: Lousianna, plate collection, antique farm/kitchen equipment Hallway -Demands: Lighting accenting quilt gallery. Wall paint to never detract from the art. Quilts hung with clips to protect. Theme: Gallery Household themes touched on: Lousianna, plate collection, antique farm equipment, folk art, Texas, Horses, quilts Livingroom - Demands: Must work as living/social area and dining area. Can be used as a guest bed area on occassion privately. water feature must be included. Improved lighting. Theme: modern bohemian western. heavy on the horse. Household themes: horses, antique farm equipment, plate collection, quilts, Lousianna, family art high lights, Texas. Scent: spices. Office - Demands: Storage!! Organization. Ability to have others in room comfortably. Theme: Spicy. Asian influence. Female. Strong. Scent: orange spice Household themes: family art, quilts Hall bathroom -Demands: Previously done by us, but altered with new art, mirror and rug. Theme: modern western, horse Scent: woodsy Household themes seen: horses, Texas, Art Bedroom - Demands: waterfeature, relaxation accomodating, all dressers must be in here. Theme: new age goddess with asian influence Household themes: Quilts, art and antiques Bathroom off bedroom -Demands: Previously done by me. The only room I truly consider complete. Theme: new age goddess, indian influenced Household themes: horses, family art, folk art That's it for now. If you wish to see more pictures or would like to inquire on how to go about hiring me for a consultation or project, just drop me an email. I work very affordably~ Lv M