FAQs
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I am more than happy to email, talk on the phone or text to set up the first meeting. Sometimes we go back and forth with ideas online first; but I usually recommend meeting me in person at the location to get a better feel for the space, the client's taste and budget. I will offer this meeting free- in a 1 to 2 hour window. It will include samples if needed, measuring, running through ideas, looking at colors, and of course a bid. Sometimes I wait to email the client the bid (on larger jobs) once I'm back at my home office, so I can really break down their options for them and include any pictures of ideas and color palets, but normally we get a price to you right away. No hidden fees
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have completed a few courses in fine arts, taught art classes, worked for numerous contractors and builders, and spent a year interning for a kitchen remodeler. I have over 16 years in this field.
- What types of customers have you worked with?
Our jobs range vastly. Sometimes we are hired for only one or 2 accent walls in a home. The homeowner either already has the solid painting done, or is doing it themselves and just wants to spice it up or clean it up. We may recommend color pallets and specific finishes they should use in each room. However, our average job may consist of starting from scratch with pre-exhisting whitish walls or barely primed walls, We will create a color pallet, design board and sample boards if needed for the client, and often paint every room in the house if our pricing meets their budget. This usually includes a mix of solid painting, maybe some cabinet refinishing, and some accents. These rooms vary from solid painting, to decorative finishes like perhaps: a bold rustic washed texture in an old-world living space, grey or metallic accents in a country kitchen, or funky colorful stripes in a pre-teens bedroom, to adorned detailed luxurious softness of a faux leather or suede above the headboard of the master bedroom. We work with home owners, first time buyers, builders and other contractors.