Let me tell you who and why someone might need a colour consultant... then think of your friends...think of your coworkers...think of your parents.....and refer them to me! Ta muchly xx

Your Co Worker.....Time poor young professional kick-ass single or couple who appreciate a beautifully decorated space but just don’t have the time to dedicate to planning the new home.

Your Friend....who has a young family and has been dragging the kids all over town trying to look at products in bathroom showrooms on the weekends after the kids sports. Trying keep the young ones from swinging off the vanities or dealing with the constant requests for snacks or a toilet stop.

Your Friend, Sister, Brother, Cousin.....Those first home buyers who have moved from a two bedroom rental into their first family home and suddenly have so many extra rooms to paint and furnish and crappy kitchen with random 'design features' ...they don't know where to start! Especially with, most likely, a limited budget that needs to be spent wisely making the biggest impact.

Or YOU (or your parents, brother, sister, aunty....) might be planning your new home renovation/build with military like precision but you’re second guessing some of the (million and one) decisions you’re trying make for fixtures and finishes and would like a professional to run their eye over your ideas.

It's not a scary process and it's not just for 'rich people with big budgets'. Isn't it better to make a small investment in professional help to avoid making rush purchases and throwing it all together hoping it will work and then finding out it doesn't?

Trust me. Let me help you. You won't regret it.

Welcome to Part 2 of my dream bachelorette pad. I've been thinking about it and it doesn't even really need to be a bachelorette pad, I could totally have a bigger scale version of this and share it with my family. As long as hubby let me have free reign over the design process this is probably really a description of my dream home haha. He'd just have to live with the pink punching bag...or we'd have to have a his and hers set up.

So continuing on...

I love the idea of a breezeway as opposed to a central hallway…and yes I’m aware that there would be a lot of window cleaning.

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I like the idea of a long open plan kitchen dining and living area with another dark toned living area/media room at the end that can be closed off for cosiness (or kids).

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Double sided fireplace, gas powered because although I love the ambience and light of a fire I could do without the mess that goes with a woodburner.

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I never thought I would like a scullery but I've seen a few lately that have changed my mind...it's all about making it what you need. I want benchspace, plenty of open shelves for appliances and party supplies like platters and cake stands.

How amazing is this organisation!