by Rob Ratliff | Aug 2, 2021 | Salt Lake City Painters, Salt Lake City Painting Contractors
Sometimes business owners think they need to do a complete overhaul of their physical appearance to make a difference. And while sometimes that’s a great idea, it isn’t always necessary! Sometimes making small changes can have a huge impact. Here are a few ideas of...
by Rob Ratliff | Jul 19, 2021 | Salt Lake City Painters, Salt Lake City Painting Contractors
Join us for the last section of our color psychology breakdown! This week we’ll be looking at colors that would seem neutral, but are in fact, not neutral in psychology at all. Black Black is associated with a variety of feelings, including those that might not match...
by Rob Ratliff | Jun 24, 2021 | Commercial Painting Contractors, Salt Lake City Painters, Salt Lake City Painting Contractors
Thank you for joining us again for more about color psychology. Previously we’ve touched on green, blue, purple, and pink. Today we wanted to dive into four additional warming colors. Red Red has a variety of feelings that it conveys. Some of the natural...
by Rob Ratliff | Jun 21, 2021 | Salt Lake City Painters, Salt Lake City Painting Contractors
When it comes to painting your business, you want to put a lot of thought and effort into what colors you choose to paint with. That’s where color psychology comes in. Check out our color guide below: Green In a variety of shades, green can portray a whole spectrum...
by Rob Ratliff | Jun 7, 2021 | Salt Lake City Painters, Salt Lake City Painting Contractors
We are officially in June which means we are halfway through the year! How are your 2021 goals coming along? Have you kept your resolutions; have you changed them? Mountain Valley Painting’s 2021 resolution was to help Salt Lake City and Salt Lake Valley businesses...
by Rob Ratliff | Jan 17, 2021 | Salt Lake City Painters
In the last year, home has become work and work has become home. It’s been a bit confusing! When the lines are blurry, it’s important to be comfortable wherever your work and life takes you. But if life takes you to an unplanned office, it’s still...
