Fabric swatches chosen by Lisa McDennon
Often, clients want to update the design in a room, but want to keep the same color scheme. At that point, it’s up to the designer to create a look that combines the client’s wants with a fresh look that will suit the room, the client—and the budget. Lisa McDennon and her team at LRM Interior Design have faced this conundrum before.
All colors can be interpreted into a multitude of shades, including the clients’ favorite: pink and green. Dusty rose and hunter green had been used previously in the room chosen for a redesign, and Lisa knew it was time to update this classic pairing.
“I’d torn this photo from OC Home a while ago,” explains Lisa. “The owner of the home had designed this dining room, and although I thought it was a little over the top, I liked the bright colors they chose.”
Owner-designed home as featured in OC Home magazine
Although she knew that her clients wouldn’t go for something quite this radical, it did inspire Lisa to move away from the muted colors existing already in the room.
“It proved that a color combination can be easily updated by changing the shade,” Lisa says. “By using a yellower green instead of a hunter green, the room is immediately fresher and more modern.”
If the clients like the colors in the room already, why would they want to redesign it?
“Clients expect a great designer to take their desires and put them through their own filter. The end result should be even more amazing than what the client anticipated,” explains Lisa.
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