Color Consultation: Benjamin Moore Golden Orchards 329
Golden Orchards is a beautiful tone of yellow. It reminds me of the sun, of bananas and slightly of the interior of a pineapple. It’s a bold color that can be complimented well with browns, tans, greens, whites, blacks, and greys.
Above is an example of this hue within a space. I would love to see this in a kitchen, reading room, or as a front door. It is a beautiful hue for an exterior tone. I utilized pops of black to balance this space. The black cat adds a nice touch. The large floor plants bring in air to the space, whilst the hardwood floors bring stability. It is a good feng shui presentation, one where you can be sure to attract good vibrations that bring focus, happiness and joy for all who dwell here.
Yellow is an harbinger of yang energy.
It pays to have a professional choose the right hue the first time, to save time and money.
Yellow, is psychologically the color of attraction and happiness.
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Color Consult: Benjamin Moore Heritage Red HC-181
Heritage Red by Benjamin Moore is one bold hue. It is loud, and beautiful. You can combine metalic colors such as copper, bronze, silvers. It can also be paired with Tans, Neutrals, Yellows and pops of black.
I do not recommend this tone as a primary interior color, unless it is in the kitchen, for a prayer room, or altar space. You will do well to use this hue for an accent wall or corner and painting the rest of the room in a neutral hue. Greys also balance this color out. It can be used very beautifully in the bedroom as the wall that is located directly behind the bed.
It is definitely beneficial as a front door color for good feng shui, although it doesn’t negate from other areas of the home that need good energetic flow.
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Space Clearing: How to cleanse Antiques
Have you ever visited a thrift store, auction, or garage sale and saw some antiquities that you have always longed for? Whether it be an old mirror, vintage clothing, clocks, an old-styled dresser, etc. Vintage clothing is one thing, but in this article, I will address cleansing furniture, objects, and other antiques.
First and foremost it is important to look past the treasure you have your eye on. Touch it and get a feel for the type of energy it possesses. Does it feel negative, happy, or otherwise? Keep in mind that oftentimes people who aren’t professionally trained or skilled in their intuition/spirituality/faith may not always discern (pick up on) energy right off. And sometimes your joy for finding an antique may override sensing.
So you take the precautions of cleansing it no matter what sort of energy it carries.
First, set it out in the garage protected from the elements, put it in your backyard, or place it in storage until you can bring it home. Then do the following in the exacting order.
Sage your home. Buy cloves, eucalyptus leaves, and white sage.
Get a cast iron Kettle/Cauldron and add the aforementioned ingredients.
Get a long-stem lighter or matches.
Loosen up the sage, and remove the string wrapped around it if you haven’t bought it loose already.
Get a small amount of lighter fluid to drizzle on the sage.
Get over a stove, preferably with a vent to suck up some of the smoke.
Light your ingredients with some of the lighter fluid to strike a flame and toss the match or stick the lighter to it. Allow it to burn a bit until it is smoky. Put out the flame by smothering it just a bit.
walk around the house and or space and sage with the following prayer.
I cleanse this space and create pre-heaven energy/frequency to install this [Name the object you’re bringing in] and state where it is coming to, most likely you will announce your address and name.
allow the smoke to fill the space. Then let it completely burn out before leaving it unattended.
Repeat the process after you have brought the item(s) home.
You may or may not need further space clearing from a professional but this should do the trick for most objects. If you need my customized assistance in space clearing specific to your need book it here or from the button below:
“Eucalyptus is an incredible herb that has ancient healing and cleansing capabilities. It is often used to exorcise spirits that are no longer serving a property or object. ”
By doing this you are giving your antiques new life and personalized energy and removing previous owners’ vibrations.
Blessings,
Quornesha S. Lemon
Color Consult: Sherwin Williams Secure Blue 6508
Sherwin Williams' Secure Blue SW 6508 is a beautiful blue hue, it can work well in any season with the right design technique. This color is considered yin since it 'cools' the room.
It can pair well with vanilla, cream tones, black for a luxurious look, and mahogany tones.
Did you know that the permanent structures dictate if a color will work for your space? Book your color consultation today with me so that you can choose the perfect pairing for it.
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Quornesha, Color & Feng Shui Expert and Designer
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Color Consult: Benjamin Moore Strawberry Fields 2088-30
This hue can be better suited for Dining rooms, Kitchens, kids rooms, or even a sacred space for meditation within your home. It is also suitable for libraries. You can easily pair this color with golds, whites, greens, neutrals and bright bold colors.
Check out how Quornesha used this hue in a design, using whites, yellows, and browns…