brushcovePAINTING & POSSIBILITY

A considered approach to colour.
A little closer to home.

Let’s talk colour
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEWTHE BRUSHCOVE EDITION / 04

Same home.
A whole new chapter.

Three ways a little colour can change everything. Move the sliders to explore the possibilities, then read the story behind each palette.

Illustrative case studies. All projects, budgets and timelines are fictional. Before/after images are independently AI-generated visualisations, not photographs of completed work; details may vary.

1 / The Heights living roomInterior · 3 days · $1,650 CAD
Illustrated living room refresh with warm ivory walls and a sage fireplace
Living room with dated yellow-beige walls and a central fireplace
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A little light, a lot of possibility.

The brief was not a bigger room, but a room that breathed. Yellowed walls were pulling warmth from the oak floor in all the wrong ways. We imagined a soft ivory with a quiet green fireplace, keeping the existing floor and layout. An eggshell wall finish balances gentle light with everyday wipeability; a matte feature surround lets the colour do the talking. The example scope covers wall preparation, the ceiling and two finish coats.

2 / The Edmonds kitchenCabinetry & walls · 5 days · $3,800 CAD
Illustrative kitchen with cream cabinetry and soft peach walls
Kitchen with wooden cabinet doors and dark burgundy walls
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A softer start to every morning.

Good cabinets deserve another chapter. In this imagined Edmonds refresh, the layout stays, but heavy burgundy gives way to the warmth of pale peach. Cream cabinet fronts reflect the small window’s daylight without turning the kitchen clinical. The proposed process includes degreasing, careful sanding, bonding primer and a cabinet-specific finish, with generous curing time before everyday use.

3 / The New Westminster bungalowExterior · 7 days · $7,600 CAD
Illustrative bungalow painted forest green with ivory trim and an aubergine door
Small craftsman bungalow with faded grey siding and worn white trim
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Character worth keeping.

The porch, the timber, the proportions: nothing needed reinventing. Our fictional exterior study pairs deep forest green siding with warm ivory trim and an aubergine door. Preparation is the heart of the proposed job: wash, allow to dry, remove loose paint, fill small gaps and prime exposed wood. Two finish coats would follow in suitable dry weather, preserving the quiet charm of the original home.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A COLOUR.

Let’s make room
for something lovely.

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