David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com From experiences to surroundings, the past year has brought a renewed focus on feeding the soul. In an era of overstimulation and information overload, many are finding a new appreciation for living life minimally but with maximum experiences. That mentality is increasingly evident in all aspects of life, especially with home design and decor. After all, spending more time at home means more time to discover what truly evokes happiness. At the same time, as the focus on physical and mental wellness heightens, design experts see those trends reflected in a more considered approach to design inspired by color therapy, which makes it possible to create beautiful spaces filled with healing color.  With an expertly coordinated color palette, like the Color Collections from HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams, colors work in perfect harmony in any combination. Thoughtful use of color is among the most effective design tools for reveal-worthy sty...

David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com When it comes to painting your space, there are myriad options: bright and sunny yellow, the classic eggshell white, a soothing blue or a fresh green. But one color you shouldn't overlook when painting is gray. Below are five reasons why. It matches.  Gray is a fluid, flexible color that pairs well with a large variety of accents. This means you can swap out your color scheme over the years and keep the same paint job. It's elegant.  Gray is a classic choice for a wall. Whether it's a light smoky gray, a deep ash or a lavender tinted hue, gray doesn't seem to age out. It's calming.  Along with green and some shades of blue, gray has been shown to soothe and relax. This makes it a great choice for your bedroom. It opens space.  If you choose a light gray, the color can help create the illusion of a larger area. White is the typical choice for opening up a space, but if you're looking for a bit more pe...

David Deem 714-997-3486 Dave@DeemTeam.com O ne of the first things that often draws us to a house is its color. While various hues go in and out of fashion on the color-trend charts—and the occasional research report will claim that certain color homes sell faster than others—the color we choose to paint our home ultimately reflects our personal taste...and our personality. According to Psychology Today, these colors may reflect the following about our personalities: Charcoal:  This darkest shade of gray is as close as you can get to black when it comes to house paint colors. People who like black are often artistic and sensitive, and may be closely guarded about sharing the details of their lives. White:  One of the most common colors for a home, people who are drawn to white are usually organized and logical. Don’t expect to see a lot of clutter in their lives...or homes. Blue:  Available in myriad shades when it comes to house colors, those who lean t...