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Your Color Baggage Guided Journey
Color Baggage invites you to explore your memories, experiences, attractions, and surroundings to recognize the colors that feel like belonging and create a home that makes the world your own.
The Color Baggage Experience begins with a video introduction, followed by a guided journal and Palette videos that help you uncover your unconditional Color Baggage.
Through reflections and color exercises, you will learn to see and feel the energy of color in your own home, in your own light, and in relationship to the things you already love.
Most people think they are choosing a paint color. They are really looking for a feeling.
A feeling of belonging that can only come from who you are, what you carry, and the life you want to live inside your home.
Everything.
Gretchen Schauffler is a Color Baggage expert who has personally helped over 4,000 homeowners unpack their color baggage and recolor their homes based on the color identity already living inside them as a palette. This palette creates an irresistible attraction to colors that feel like they belong to you, colors shaped by your memories, your belongings, your light, your beauty, your harmony, and your sense of belonging in the world. It’s not hard to choose a paint color. What’s hard is knowing who you are and what you want to do with all that baggage.
Because your home is not content for other people to judge, compare, or consume. Instead of asking you to measure your home against someone else’s budget, furniture, lifestyle, or taste, this experience asks you to focus on your own Color Baggage. The people who go through this experience share their homes with family and friends, the people who belong in their lives.
What we share is not the before and after. What we share is how it felt when their home became the palette. Because it is not about how a room looks. It is about the feeling it creates.
No.
Paint matching can recreate a pigment, but it cannot recreate the way color behaves, reflects, and harmonizes inside your home.
Substituting the paint compromises the result. When you are creating a feeling, not just choosing a color, every detail matters.