About Laura Mesich Expertise I own my own painting and remodeling company for the last 13 years. So, I can answer any questions regarding Painting, remodeling and decorating. I can also help out with advice regarding hiring a contractor, if you are getting a fair price or any Do it yourself questions. I would even like questions that I dont know the answer to so that I can resarch and find out whats best!
Experience I have had the painting and remodeling company for almost 14 years and have worked at all aspects of it. From actually painting, running the office, sales, ordering, all aspects of the company. I am also a Realtor and am working on my Interior Design degree. So the training that I have had on the design side has tremendously helped me be able to serve my clients
Organizations Plainfield IL Chamber of Commerce
Shorewood IL Chamber of Commerce
Education/Credentials Associate degree: Business management
Bachelors Degree: Communication leadership
Real Estate Broker
Awards and Honors Graduate Magna Cum ladae Bachelors degree
Past/Present Clients Two many to list in the Will and DuPage counties of IL
Question We are painting our home but all the walls are white.. I have solid med-dark green furniture with glass to end tables and mauve lamps with a rough texture and 4x4 squares of green yellow and reds.. not solid though just in the lower part of the texture, the bumpy outer layer is mauve too. I have a large Black Frame, Black and White and grey picture above the couch of a board walk trees and pond. I was thinking Grey sheer drapes with Black knoby poles. Am I right there with the color of the drapes.. I was tryin to bring the picture color in with the rest of the furniture. and what color do I paint the walls.. I have vaulted ceilings too.. it is a small room 11x17 but 18ft ceiling. Please email me with answer in case I cant find this site again.
Answer I think that I would go with the yellow on the walls and maybe red/mauve drapes. I and the black poles will look good. I think adding a the color of gray will be to much. I think the green will look great with a beige gold behind it and it will be warm and crate a neural pallet. The red and green work very well together and will make a nice combination.
thanks, Laura
