Color At Home

CLASSIFICATION: Interactive Design Asset (Coloring & Experimentation) AUTHORITY: Sherry & John Petersik (Young House Love) MATERIAL: Premium White Paper / Intricate Illustration ROLE: Low-Risk Architectural & Color Lab

Interior design is an act of calculated chromatic risk. This book functions as a low-stakes design laboratory, allowing the curator to experiment with ambitious color palettes and architectural staging without the high cost and permanence of real-world installation.

Authored by New York Times best-selling authors Sherry & John Petersik, this book features illustrations by Joan Borawski, focusing on intricate architectural details: built-in bookcases, layered rugs, and complex patterned textiles.

Each page is printed on white premium paper, offering countless opportunities to test drive different chromatic schemes and styles before committing to them in your home.

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THE CURATOR'S NOTES

• Architectural Utility: This asset allows the user to engage directly with structural and design elements (like built-in shelving and ornate rugs) by manipulating their color and texture.
• Chromatic Testing: The primary function is color experimentation. The user can refine their personal style, testing ambitious color combinations to confirm their visual fidelity before initiating a full-scale physical project.
• Material Integrity: The use of premium white paper ensures the integrity of the finished work, making the colored pages suitable for display or for archiving as a record of potential design schemes.
• Legacy Protocol: This serves as an ideal STUDY tool for design exploration and a perfect SOCIAL gift for the curator who appreciates architectural detailing and practical design refinement.