Your visit
We begin with
what is staying.
The floor you like. The chair you inherited. The brick you cannot change. Those are useful places to start, not problems to paint over.
What to have ready
- Two or three photos of rooms or houses whose colors you like.
- Fabric, flooring and tile samples for anything you are keeping or ordering.
- A list of the rooms or outside surfaces to include, plus your hoped-for painting month.
- For an exterior visit, any written neighborhood color rules that apply to your house.
No need to tidy every shelf. Clear a little space near a window so we can compare samples in daylight.
How the visit goes
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Walk through together.
We talk about what feels off, look at the daylight and note surfaces that are staying.
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Narrow the choices.
We compare a small set of physical swatches against your walls and furnishings, then choose a direction for each surface.
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Take away a clear plan.
Within three business days, your color sheet lists color references, placement and finish notes. Buy small samples and check test patches before committing to full cans.
A small studio, a practical visit.
Duomera works one home at a time. The person who visits also writes your plan, so your notes about the room stay part of the decision.
Visits are Tuesday–Saturday, 9am–4pm, in Maple Crossing and within 12 miles. Exterior visits need daylight; if the weather prevents a useful look, we agree on another time.
Have a room in mind?
You do not need a palette picked out before we visit.