Color Consultation in Park Ridge
Our Color Consultation service helps you select interior and exterior paint colors. We provide specific color recommendations for your home. This service focuses on color without changing layouts or furnishings.
What we do
During a Design consultation, we discuss your home's existing features and your preferences. We then present your design with specific color palettes and material selections. We provide Construction documents detailing paint colors and finishes for your contractor. Jill Kearns leads these consultations in Atlanta, and Jennifer Peterson leads them in Chicago and Southwest Michigan. We do not provide jobsite inspections for this service.
Who it suits
This service suits homes in Chicago, Atlanta, and Southwest Michigan. It is ideal for bungalows, Victorians, and mid-century ranches needing updated color schemes. We help with single rooms, entire interiors, or exterior paint selections.
Questions
What specifically do I receive with a Color Consultation?
You receive a Presentation of your design with specific color palettes. We also provide Construction documents detailing paint colors and finishes for your contractor.
How does this differ from your Full-Home Design service?
Color Consultation focuses only on paint and finish colors. Full-Home Design includes space planning, furnishing, and styling for multiple rooms, along with material selections and jobsite inspections.
Is this service suitable for exterior paint selections?
Yes, our Color Consultation service includes interior and exterior paint color selections. We provide specific recommendations for your home's exterior finishes.
Who will be working on my Color Consultation?
Jennifer Peterson leads Color Consultations in Chicago and Southwest Michigan. Jill Kearns leads these consultations in Atlanta.
Does this service include furnishing or styling?
No, this service focuses solely on color selection. Our Furnishing & Styling service covers furniture, accessories, and decorative elements.
In Park Ridge
Homes in Park Ridge
Many homes in Park Ridge are 1920s-1940s brick bungalows and two-story homes in areas like the South Park neighborhood, often with smaller, enclosed kitchens. We provide Kitchen Design to open up these spaces for modern living. The 1950s-1970s ranches and split-levels found near Maine East High School frequently have primary bathrooms with dated layouts, which we address with Bathroom Design. Homes built in the 1980s and 1990s in subdivisions like Bristol Park often feature unpainted oak trim and cabinetry, which we can update through Furnishing & Styling and Color Consultation.
What homeowners in Park Ridge ask for
Homeowners in Park Ridge often seek to update their 1920s-1940s kitchens, opening them to adjacent living areas. Many 1950s-1970s homes require a Full-Home Design approach to modernize layouts and finishes throughout. Basement Remodel projects are common in homes of various eras to add functional living space. We also frequently provide Bathroom Design for primary suites in homes from the 1980s and 1990s.
Led by Jennifer Peterson from the Chicago studio
About the studio
Two sisters, one studio
Jennifer Peterson founded J. Peterson Design in 2008 and leads our work in Chicago and Southwest Michigan. Her sister, Jill Kearns, leads the Atlanta studio. Together, we design homes that feel considered and beautiful, but also comfortable, functional, and personal to the people who live in them.
Although we work in different cities, we operate as one studio. We talk through plans, share ideas, question each other, and bring another experienced set of eyes to the decisions that matter. Being sisters makes that collaboration especially natural — there is a shorthand, an honesty, and a shared standard that has been there long before the studio.
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Contact
Ready to talk about Color Consultation in Park Ridge?
Tell us about the space and what is not working in it.
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Jennifer Peterson
[email protected]
(847) 809-7344 -
Jill Kearns
[email protected]
(404) 626-6952
Park Ridge · Chicago studio
Led by Jennifer Peterson