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Study your environment. Do you live in the woods with windows that look onto the many different shades of green leaves or a fifth floor condo with the view of the urban building landscape? Determine how important your view is and if you want to make it part of your interior space. This can give you a clue to select colors. If the view is important to you consider your window as blocks of existing color you need to coordinate with. Consider adjoining rooms or areas you can see from the room you are working on. Frequently, you need to make a visually coordinated connection with any adjoining space. Pull aside any existing furniture items, artwork, area rugs that you are not changing as these may give you a color clues for a particular room. Artwork and area rugs are great places to create a color palate from because it is already there. Tools to create your color palette:

• Determine what colors you like
• Colors from environment
• Adjoining rooms
• Existing furnishings

Your interior color palette is the coordination of the colors you like. How you coordinate the colors is important. The following example is how a favorite color of combination is royal blue and light grass green work in a home.

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