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PPG Pittsburgh® Paints Launches Innovative ColorSense Game™ 2.0

Enhanced online tool assesses personality, emotions to find personalized color palette

PPG Pittsburgh® Paints has put a fresh face on the process of selecting the perfect paint color by launching a new version of its ColorSense Game™, available for free at www.voiceofcolor.com.  The enhanced color selection tool provides users with an even deeper, more meaningful consideration of colors that are best suited for their personality, style and interests.

UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. – Doctors, musicians, political leaders – everyone has a particular skill set, but not everyone is willing to share the tips and trends of their trade.  Fortunately, Sally Morse, Director of Creative Services for Hunter Douglas, North America’s leading custom window fashions manufacturer, likes to share.   

Sally Morse, Director of Creative Services for Hunter Douglas, offers 10 steps to decorating the perfect room. On the topic of window coverings, Morse says, “a horizontal product like soft, sheer Silhouette® window shadings, showcased at left, which features rotating fabric vanes suspended between sheer fabric facings, can make a window seem wider (the reason you don’t see me wear stripes around my hips by the way), while softening and diffusing incoming light.” Further, Silhouette

Sustainability: Sustainability has become a major factor in consumers’ product selection in all industries.  In the home décor arena, items such as Duette® Architella® honeycomb shades, featured at left, from Hunter Douglas feature a patented cell-within-a-cell design that more than doubles the energy efficiency of the window, helping to lower heating and cooling costs when properly installed.   

Have you ever stood in a room in your house and wondered, “What’s missing?”

In the living room you carefully selected a paint color to complement the fabric on your furniture. The kitchen cabinets show off your countertops perfectly. The master bathroom has a garden tub of your dreams. And yet you have a lingering feeling that something is missing.

It’s daylight.