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Home Decor Tips
Crown Berger
#1 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 11:52:18 AM

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Decorating your newly acquired house or even the apartment you current call home, may just be what you require to give it the personal touch that will give that extra feel of home.

Starting this week henceforth, I will be sharing a home décor tip every week on wazua. I hope to inspire, learn as well as share in your unique decorating experiences.

So lets get started

Tip No. 1

Before you embark on decorating your home, take time to define your style and choose your colours. Find a way to visit homes you admire and note the colours used. Peruse magazines and carefully note the elements you gravitate towards.
ocampo
#2 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 12:29:19 PM
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Good initiative crown berger.
Lets not be vague, we go to hague
Njung'e
#3 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 12:32:20 PM
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@CB,
This tips will be much appreciated.I wish to raise two issues with CB.

1.When shopping for interior colours sometimes early Jan,i visited one of your stated paint dispenser in Nakuru (Mache hardware to be precise)but didn't get much help as the guy in charge was clueless,a quack or both.I should give it a go again late april and i wish to know where to get help(I have shades of what i need and this i can post here or to you via mail).

2.Would it not be of help if your website had a page for stuff like colour trends,combos,schemes,moods and stylz...etc?.To appreciate what i mean,you may need to have a look at Benjamin Moore,Dutch boy, Valspar and other paint makers.Myperfectcolour.com is also a good start.

http://www.myperfectcolo...Colors-By-Room/3253.htm

Rgds,
Guka.
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
Magigi
#4 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 12:50:52 PM
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@Crown Berger
Before you advertise for free here visit the thread below and check what is left of your PR/marketing budget and do the needful. We will not mind a BULL and a truck of assorted EABL and you will be our friend forever.

http://www.wazua.co.ke/f...aspx?g=posts&t=17218
ocampo
#5 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 12:53:42 PM
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@njung'e..am surprised you visited that hardware-they have developed some sort of arrogance and the employees seem are clueless as you put it.
Next time visit a mhindi along kenyatta avenue opp. tuskys and just before the Chinese restaurant if you need a good color mix. I am using his paints na hao inatokea gweli gweli.
Lets not be vague, we go to hague
Dash
#6 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 1:08:16 PM
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ocampo wrote:
@njung'e..am surprised you visited that hardware-they have developed some sort of arrogance and the employees seem are clueless as you put it.
Next time visit a mhindi along kenyatta avenue opp. tuskys and just before the Chinese restaurant if you need a good color mix. I am using his paints na hao inatokea gweli gweli.

Hapa ni wapi? Do you have name of the shop? I am interested
Crown Berger
#7 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 1:52:19 PM

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Njung'e wrote:
@CB,
This tips will be much appreciated.I wish to raise two issues with CB.

1.When shopping for interior colours sometimes early Jan,i visited one of your stated paint dispenser in Nakuru (Mache hardware to be precise)but didn't get much help as the guy in charge was clueless,a quack or both.I should give it a go again late april and i wish to know where to get help(I have shades of what i need and this i can post here or to you via mail).

2.Would it not be of help if your website had a page for stuff like colour trends,combos,schemes,moods and stylz...etc?.To appreciate what i mean,you may need to have a look at Benjamin Moore,Dutch boy, Valspar and other paint makers.Myperfectcolour.com is also a good start.

http://www.myperfectcolo...Colors-By-Room/3253.htm

Rgds,
Guka.


@ guka, sorry for the bad experience you had at Mache. We normally train one sales person at each of the colour zones that distribute our products. We also provide them with a colour chart for their customers to select colours from. Ideally they should even be able to match your desired colours to the colours on the chart and create the colours you desire.

Please try one of the other colour zones in Nakuru area. Alternatively, you can email your tel no. to sales@crownberger.co.ke or info@crownberger.co.ke and we will link you with a sales person in the area for assistance.

Thanks for the ideas on colour trends, combos, schemes, moods etc. Meanwhile try out our colour visualizer tool: http://www.crownberger.co.ke/visualizer

Crown Berger
#8 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 2:00:33 PM

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ocampo wrote:
Good initiative crown berger.


Thanks. Your ideas are most welcome
Crown Berger
#9 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 2:02:18 PM

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Magigi wrote:
@Crown Berger
Before you advertise for free here visit the thread below and check what is left of your PR/marketing budget and do the needful. We will not mind a BULL and a truck of assorted EABL and you will be our friend forever.

http://www.wazua.co.ke/f...spx?g=posts&t=17218


Noted. Nitajaribu
Magigi
#10 Posted : Tuesday, March 06, 2012 2:05:05 PM
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Crown Berger wrote:
Magigi wrote:
@Crown Berger
Before you advertise for free here visit the thread below and check what is left of your PR/marketing budget and do the needful. We will not mind a BULL and a truck of assorted EABL and you will be our friend forever.

http://www.wazua.co.ke/f...spx?g=posts&t=17218


Noted. Nitajaribu


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Crown Berger
#11 Posted : Monday, March 26, 2012 9:23:39 AM

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Décor Tip No. 2

Answering the following questions will aid you define your style:

1.How do I see myself?
2.What do I like?
3.What do I want to be doing when I am at home?
4.How do I want my guests to feel when they at my home?

You may find the following décor style classification helpful

Casual: simple details with low luster finishes
Formal: Strong in symmetry and high luster finishes
Contemporary: artistic and bold, often sculptural furnishings
Architectural: inspired by architectural styles
Around the world: inspired by places; English, Arabic, African
Geography: inspired by locale; beach, tropical
Lifestyle: inspired by hobbies and interest: sports, rustic, urban chic
wangu.n
#12 Posted : Sunday, June 21, 2015 10:04:09 PM
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Shall I pick up where where he left off?

Décor Tip No. 3

Add some colour to your home by displaying some beautiful flowers.
If buying fresh flowers every other day is too tedious just shop for some good quality faux flowers and prop them up in some beautiful vases. You don't have to remember to change them out though you may need to dust them once in a while.

Flowers instantly elevate a space.

Additionally add a touch of green with some potted plants
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