Bringing Simplicity to Color Selection
The "Michelle Winick Color Collection" is a hand selected palette of colors that has been
designed to work with everyday environments.
Hand selected by color consultant and designer Michelle Winick, each color brings
unique depth to a room by having just the right balance of pigments. This makes it easy
to choose paint colors
that work with the
various colors in a
room such as carpet,
furniture, etc.
Each wall color has a
coordinating trim and
ceiling color
combination that gives
your room balance.
The hand painted color
card allows you to see
the "true color" before
you paint!
Color Collection – Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Michelle Winick collection?
The "Michelle Winick Color Collection" is a palette of clean, sophisticated colors. They
are all useable colors that work in everyday homes and offices.
The collection is divided into 4 color groups: Neutrals, Earthy, Serenity, and Warmth.
All wall colors in each group also have coordinating ceiling & trim colors, simplifying
the process of choosing all the colors you need to paint the room. The Michelle Winick
colors coordinate beautifully with natural stone, marble and other elements from nature.
2. Who is Michelle Winick?
Michelle Winick is a color consultant and designer with
extensive knowledge about color and paint. Michelle is a
firm believer in considering the ceiling to be the "fifth wall"
and how it can bring together all the colors in a room. She
routinely works with prestigious, high-end builders to ensure
that the best qualities of a home are brought out through the
right paint colors.
3. What makes the "Michelle Winick Color Collection"
stand out from the rest?
The "Michelle Winick Color Collection" offers a
coordinating trim and ceiling combination for every wall
color, making the process of choosing color simplified and organized. Also, choosing
multiple colors is much easier when more than one room is to be painted.
Along with the color combinations, the color chips in the collection are hand painted onto
a generous 9" x 11" size. Because these chips are made with the actual paint, it allows
the user to see the true color before painting and eliminating the need to apply paint
directly to the wall to try out the color.
4. Why use a color on the ceiling and trim instead of just a standard white?
Michelle advises that using a color on the ceiling and trim that is customized to work
with a wall color is the best way to keep the flow of a space. A standard white can
sometimes look cold next to another color that has warmth or depth to it. Also, it is best
to have a ceiling and a trim color that relate to the wall color and work together in
harmony.
5. Why purchase a color chip to bring home?
The large 9" x 11" color samples are made from actual paint giving you the most accurate
color tool available. Since they are hand painted with the actual paint, you can see the
true color on the wall. Also, they eliminate the need to experiment with messy wet paint
samples.
6. Why aren't there more colors in the collection?
Choosing from a very large selection of colors can sometimes be overwhelming. These
large color displays also tend to have a number of unusable or unpopular colors to sift
through. The "Michelle Winick Collection" keeps things simple with colors that were
carefully selected during months of detailed research and testing.
7. What brand of paint is used?
All of the colors in the "Michelle Winick Color Collection" are made exclusively in the
Muralo Ultra Waterborne Paints. Ultra Waterborne, one of
the finest paints on the market, is formulated to provide the
most durable, elegant finish.
Developed with micro fine ceramic particles, Ultra
Waterborne provides a glass-like barrier to stains and dirt. It
has been proven time and time again that no other product
can match the qualities in this revolutionary paint.
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8. Can these colors be mixed in other paints?
The colors in the "Michelle Winick Color Collection" were formulated to work
exclusively with the Muralo Ultra Waterborne Paints. The only way to get the true color
is by using these paints. If another product is used, it is unlikely that the color will be
reproduced accurately and the finished job will look different than the hand painted
sample.
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