Sponsored by   (BPT) - Why is it that some people can do daring
things with color in their living rooms or bedrooms, but stick
with the strongholds of beige and white in...    1. Find your
perfect (color) match. Before you begin mixing and matching
paint chips with backsplash tile, identify a color that has long
resonated with your own design or fashion aesthetic. 'If a
client isn't able to answer this question instantly, all I have
to do is peruse the closet,' says Kohler interior designer Diana
Schrage. 'Chances are that repeated pop of color worn over the
years belongs in his or her home decor as much as in his or her
wardrobe.' Once that signature color has been identified,
Schrage says homeowners often feel more confident introducing
those brighter hues in a more permanent manner.  2. Make a color
splash in the sink. 'A brightly-colored sink makes a delightful
and memorable impact,' Schrage says. Kohler recently made a
color splash in the kitchen and bathroom with four bright and
bold colors created in a