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player ready...Red #17 “is a classic red and it is strong enough to look good in a room right on the lake. It is equal to the bright light off the lake and it glows on a gloomy day.”
Golden Apricot #20 “is a decorative, feel-good color. It is strong enough to stay glowy and pleasant in summer and it stays warm in winter even when exposed to bright clear blue light. It is a great color with warm woods like maple, especially if you are looking for a color to be equal in intensity to a maple floor.”
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Planning to paint your apartment the color of that smoky Parisian cafe you loved on your honeymoon?
Not so fast, says Donald Kaufman. The co-founder of acclaimed paint company Donald Kaufman Color Collection (donaldkaufmancolor.com) reaffirms the real estate agent’s mantra–it’s all about location, location, location. Many pros consider Kaufman to be the country’s preeminent color specialist, and he offers the following advice: “When choosing color, people should look at their rooms as containers of light.” Not surprisingly, the Oak Park native doesn’t think the glow that fills a room on the banks of the Seine is the same as the light glancing off Lake Michigan’s 22,000 square miles of shimmering steel blue.