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Color Crush - Pair it with Yellow

South Carolina luxury interior designer shares her latest color crush – YELLOW! And, all of her secrets in how to use the color by finding the right shade for your home to whether or not you just need a pair of fabulous yellow throw [...]

2 comments to Color Crush – Pair it with Yellow

Deb

May 20th, 2013 at 12:46 pm · Reply

Love the cheeriness (is that a word?) of yellow myself and you certainly show that inspiration can come from anyplace i.e. a popsicle box!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  May 21st, 2013 at 8:49 pm · Reply
  
  Haha, yes, you are so right, Deb! Inspiration comes to me from all places! And, it is so great when you inspiration can be tied back to something meaningful! xo ~ Kimberly

South Carolina Kitchen Remodel Grand Reveal!

Are you ready for the reveal of this lovely South Carolina kitchen renovation? As expected, our gray glazed cabinetry provides the perfect backdrop for new Verdi Peacock Granite counter tops. In addition, textured but non-intrusive wallpaper adds a dash of color, while the fabric in the window treatments plays up a modern edge that updates this [...]

5 comments to South Carolina Kitchen Remodel Grand Reveal!

Karen T.

March 2nd, 2012 at 5:55 am · Reply

Perfection! There is nothing I don’t love about this kitchen!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  March 2nd, 2012 at 7:05 am · Reply
  
  Thank you Karen! I love it too and so does the homeowner! THanks for watching.
Maria Killam

March 2nd, 2012 at 3:46 pm · Reply

Stunning Kimberley, you are so good! The colours are beautiful, I love the idea of the wallpaper along the backsplash!
xoxo
maria
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  March 3rd, 2012 at 5:50 pm · Reply
  
  Thank you Maria. So good to hear from you. I hope our paths cross soon, i really want to catch up with you. Any chance you’re going to High Point this year? Keep in touch and thanks for reading! TaTa, kimberly
Carport

March 28th, 2012 at 12:28 pm · Reply

Wow! It’s a very nice video. Thanks!

An Inside look at a South Carolina Kitchen Remodel

In this homeowner’s kitchen, the existing cabinetry was originally custom built. However, the white high gloss finish was tired and left this kitchen dated. To freshen it up, the painter first added 2 coats of paint to the existing cabinetry. Then, our artisan faux finisher applied a wonderful and durable grey glaze to the cabinetry. The finished look is [...]

9 comments to An Inside look at a South Carolina Kitchen Remodel

Sharlene

February 23rd, 2012 at 11:07 pm · Reply

I love your segment! Was informative, fun and… well FABULOUS!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 24th, 2012 at 12:28 pm · Reply
  
  Thank you Shar! Please stop by and say hello soon…I miss you. Thanks for watching!!!!! XO, K
Karen T.

February 24th, 2012 at 3:02 am · Reply

I love the cabinet finish that you guys decided on. I can hardly wait for the reveal and hope you’ll also add all the specifics. Thanks!
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 24th, 2012 at 12:27 pm · Reply
  
  Thank you Karen! It is quite beautiful I think. Stay tuned and thanks for watching! XXOO, Kimberly
Maria Killam

February 24th, 2012 at 10:40 am · Reply

Kimberly, I loved your video, and the way it was set up so professional!! Your outfit was fabulous and so was the whole thing, can’t wait to see the reveal!
xo
maria
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  February 24th, 2012 at 12:26 pm · Reply
  
  Awe, thank you Maria. We have launched a whole new video program and I am enjoying the process!!!! And, you know me…fashion is my first love!!!!!! Glad to hear from you and as always, I am loving your blog “Colour Me Happy”!!!!! XO back! Kimberly
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  March 31st, 2012 at 7:04 am · Reply
  
  Just discovered your website through Alexa and like it, pretty exciting, will def come back.
Renee Hembree

April 2nd, 2012 at 5:17 pm · Reply

Kimberly,
This is great marketing and you are a real pro! You have great style and talent! Love your sense of style too!
Renee Hembree
- Kimberly Grigg
  
  April 25th, 2012 at 9:18 pm · Reply
  
  THank you Renee! XO

GUEST BLOGGER: Gorgeous Gray Rooms

Hello, Readers! Please welcome a post from today’s fabulous guest blogger! And don’t forget to post your comments… We love to hear your thoughts! Here she is…..

Hi, I’m Joanna, a guest blogger for Design Shuffle, the interior design industry’s place to see
and be seen on the web. Today, I’m sharing my favorite gray rooms that [...]

2 comments to GUEST BLOGGER: Gorgeous Gray Rooms

Patty

November 19th, 2011 at 7:38 pm · Reply

Enjoyed this guest blog. I was pleasantly surprised to see the gray kitchen that has been seen on many blog sites, and is the kitchen of a designer named Sally Wheat….I loved it so much, I had my kitchen cabinets painted the exact same color….which is so beautiful in any light. I painted my island high gloss black. I love it too! As much as I do love gray….my house has always been gray, and now I am looking for a new color to paint it….anything but gray this time!
Coley

November 21st, 2011 at 11:40 am · Reply

gorgeous photos! It does seem like grey looks great paired with any other color!

Lounging Around Interior Design

With all of the projects I am juggling right now, well, sometimes I just need a darn cocktail! Can anyone out there relate?! Whew! My life has been CRAAAZZZY lately! (This week-end I will be sure to post pictures of the exterior of my new and expanded retail space at Knotting Hill Interiors, [...]

2 comments to Lounging Around Interior Design

Kathrine

September 9th, 2011 at 1:34 am · Reply

Great color on walls, trim and ceiling! It looks very close to one I am using on a project. Always hard to tell in photos, but it looks like a much warmer & richer tone of gray and not the chalkier/flatter grays that other designers are doing so much of right now. Beautiful space!

For one of your blog topics, would like your perspective on the european look of painting trim darker than the wall color.
Patty

September 9th, 2011 at 5:29 pm · Reply

I love this “lounge”….what a luxury! Would love to have a cocktail there. You did a beautiful job. I have a thing for lantern fixtures, so I would love to see how big lanterns would have looked. Thanks for sharing this space.