Kitchens.com Announces Color Basics for Homeowners
New Color Basics present kitchen color design with interactive features
Chicago (PRWEB) February 4, 2009 -- Understanding the basics of color design can be a daunting if not overwhelming task. But with help from Kitchens.com, homeowners can save time, money and headaches by learning the fundamentals of using color in their kitchens.
Presented in a new, interactive interface with easy-to-understand graphics, Kitchens.com's Color Basics breaks down into three sections. Color Types (http://www.kitchens.com/design/color/color-basics/color-types.aspx) clarifies the classification of colors while Describing Color (http://www.kitchens.com/design/color/color-basics/describing-color.aspx) explains the jargon of color design--from tints to shades, chroma to temperature. Finally, Color Combinations (http://www.kitchens.com/design/color/color-basics/color-combinations.aspx) describes basic color schemes that can serve as the foundation for a kitchen's color design.
Vivid photography brings color to life with kitchens and products that exemplify refined color design. Color Basics' interactive design lets homeowners learn about color design and discover their favorite shades with an engaging interface.
"Our readers always want to know more about using color in the kitchen," says Kitchens.com writer Caitlin Grogan. "With Color Basics, they can easily learn the essentials of color design and apply them to their kitchens."
Grogan also pointed to the cost-saving benefits of learning kitchen color design. "Getting these basics down will create a great foundation for homeowners when choosing colors for the major kitchen surfaces: walls, floors, countertops and cabinets. Changing your mind about colors after ordering or installing a product is very expensive," she says.
About Kitchens.com:
Kitchens.com (http://www.kitchens.com) is a comprehensive resource for homeowners seeking information and inspiration for their ideal kitchen. This independent online publication features photography, design trends and ideas, new product updates, product buying guides, and handy how-to information on planning and budgeting--all in a user-friendly format that puts knowledge at consumers' fingertips.
Founded in 1996, Kitchens.com is based in Chicago.
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