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A front porch view from Milwaukee Interior Designer and Color Consultant, Sheri Kaz.

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Craving a cozy corner? Ready to warm up a decade of grey? Time for a change?
Wisconsin winters can feel dreary and cold, but you don't have to feel like you are living in an igloo.

See how this cool blue room instantly becomes inviting with Arizona Tan by Benjamin Moore. Like the glow of candle light, these comforting tones warm the space.

As a Milwaukee Paint Color Consultant and Interior Designer, I'll help you choose the perfect paint color to warm up your room.
This color was chosen to work with the new furniture I found to create a welcoming AirBnB.

Not only did a deeper hue show off the historic crown molding and architectural features, it created a sunny warmth in this Victorian home.
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Sheri Kaz is a trained color specialist in Milwaukee metro, serving Greenfield WI, Greendale WI, Franklin WI, Hales Corners, Oak Creek WI, Muskego, Mukwonago, New Berlin WI, Brookfield WI, Wauwatosa and Waukesha County.
Call 414-897-7741 to book your personal color consultation for your interior design and home renovation projects.

I've been searching for a mid-century style flooring replacement for my Wisconsin 70's linoleum kitchen flooring for some time, This is the closest I've found. Vintage-look vinyl flooring mats at Hudson&Vine. This is basically a washable area rug. The largest size these floorcloths come is 10' x 10'. At $10+ a Sq Ft just unroll it for an instance new look.

They have hundreds of flooring styles, beyond mid-mod. Several would've looked gorgeous in my 1906 kitchen. From Williamsburg 18th Century Joinery to stunning patterns for Deco-style flooring, you can find a style from every decade and color palette. Historic home lovers are sure to find something to compliment their decor. Browse the options and let me know what you think!

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