Put a room around your palette.

You do not need a finished scheme. A room, two colour ideas and the things you are unsure about are enough to begin. Your envelope becomes a local note you can keep and change.

Bring a little context.

The room

Describe the part you want to change and the surfaces you plan to keep. A simple sketch is often more useful than a perfect description.

The light

Notice a bright moment and a dim one. Include artificial lighting, nearby colours and anything reflected in the surface.

The meeting points

List corners, shelves, sockets and adjoining finishes. They affect how a colour becomes a finished surface.

Your material conversation.

Use the glaze names as a shared starting point. Physical samples and the final specification can follow.

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A local draft for you to review. Nothing is sent, ordered or booked.

Still finding your colours?

There is no need to settle everything in one sitting.

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