Three decisions, and the order to make them in.
Color first, because every other choice is judged against it. Then the paper, if the room is getting any. Then what covers the window. Ask at the counter at any point.
Start with color.
Browse here, then decide from a sample on your own wall. Screens vary, and paint shifts with the light in the room.
See the whole pattern before you order it.
Full-size sample books on the racks at the store, no appointment needed. Borrow one against a refundable deposit and see the paper in its own room.
Pick the fabric for the direction the window faces.
Lafayette shades, blinds and shutters. Hand samples at the counter; measured at the house, built to order, and hung by the person who measured.
Bring the photographs and the samples you’ve ruled out.
A colorist looks at your room, your light, your flooring and whatever else is staying, and narrows 3,627 colors to three you can put on a wall this weekend. Thirty minutes, at the store or by phone, at no charge, and no obligation to buy.
Bring room photographs, the trim color you are keeping, and any wallpaper or fabric sample already in play. It goes faster at the store, where the books, the hand samples and the tint machine are in the same room.
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