A lot of homeowners in Pittsburgh's older blocks near Butler Street pick a color from a swatch at the store. Then they watch it look totally different on their walls at home. Lighting changes everything, especially in these early-1900s homes with smaller windows and darker rooms. We've seen folks repaint a whole living room twice. The color read warm in the can. But it looked cold on the wall. The color wheel isn't just a design tool, it's based on how light actually works[1]. So before you buy five gallons, your home's light, your trim, and what will actually hold up. Waiting until after the paint is on the wall just costs you time and money.
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Color consultations come with every estimate, no extra charge.
35yrs
We've matched colors to Pittsburgh area homes for over three decades.
On-Site
We look at your actual walls and lighting, not just a chip in a store.