Thanks Richard Steeves, eHow Contributor!

Today’s question is about a 1950′s style kitchen. Can’t you just picture what it looks like? I gave her a few ideas I think might work but maybe you have some ideas for a good color scheme.

Getting more than one point of view is always helpful so feel free to add a comment of your own in response to Deb’s question on Color For Your Home…

Karen has a color consulting business called Newton Lights.  The company namesake is Sir Isaac Newton who demonstrated that white light is the combination of all of the colors of the rainbow.

Using the six colors of the rainbow, Karen has created over one hundred colors.  Each contains the three primary colors, red, yellow and blue; and the three secondary colors, green, orange and violet, plus, in some instances, red oxide and/or yellow oxide.

The audience was very interested in learning about full spectrum paint and seeing examples of how Karen had used it in the homes of her clients.  They were also very engaged in asking questions about color for their own homes.

It is always interesting to learn about someone else’s thought process and fun to hear them talk about color.  I’m glad it worked out that I could.

To learn more about Karen visit her website Newton Lights

Finding beige wall paint to match the carpet shouldn’t be so darn difficult.  Here’s a tip that can make it a bit easier because picking the color should be the fun part of the painting process.

Color Buzz is written by four very talented decorative and mural painters and it seems we are kindred spirits.  We all love color and enjoy sharing what we know with our readers so that the process of making color decisions is less intimidating and more fun.  If you haven’t yet discovered Color Buzz check it out.

Thanks so very much Ann, Michele, Megan and Veronique for including “Color For Your Home”.  I truly appreciate it.