Paris in Color

When your passion for color analysis and mahjong come together. This is the tablescape of my dreams!

🍋‍🟩🩷 Mumus, Margs & Mahj! 🩷🍋‍🟩

Join us to play Mahjong at Obsidian Craft Cocktail Bar on Friday, March 27th at 5:30.

🥂 Mahj themed cocktails
🥨 Light bites from The Tasteful Table
🎀 Fun giveaways
🫶🏼 Bring your friends and meet some new ones too!
🎟️ $25 per person
💃🏼 Mumus optional but encouraged

Advanced registration required so we can make sure we have plenty of food and tables for play.

Bring your mats, tiles, racks, and cards if you have them. We will have a few extra sets for those who need to borrow. Message me if you need a lesson before the event so you'll be ready to play!

https://ParisinColor.as.me/mumusmargsmahj

I guess I should post about my day job more often. 😅 Swipe to see me when I'm not doing a color analysis or Mahj-ing. 👩🏼‍⚕️

A little overlap between two of my favorite things - color theory and Mahjong!

Mahjong is an incredibly fun game, but the aesthetics of the tile sets, mats, racks, and accessories are UNBELIEVABLY GOOD! If selecting your Mahj set feels a little overwhelming, here are some ways to use color theory to help narrow things down.

🌈 Which look or feeling do you love best? Bright, bold, and playful? Sophisticated, calming, and rich? Light and airy? Jewel toned and deep?

🀄 Once you have a look or style in mind, you can start with your tiles as they are the centerpiece of your set and typically the bigger investment. Going with budget tiles or have a mat you've fallen in love with? Starting there is fine too, but have one piece in mind that you love and build around it.

🤍 Calming, sophisticated palettes are typically analogous, neutral, light, or soft / muted colors.

⭐ Fun, vibrant palettes are brighter and use a mix of complementary colors.

🎨 The 60/30/10 Rule is common in interior design, but is often applied in other areas of design and fashion. Having a dominant color that composes 60% of the design with a secondary color (30%) and an accent color (10%) creates a balanced, visually pleasing result.

✅ The secondary and accent colors in a mat can be great colors for your tiles and racks.

💭 Try to keep cohesiveness in mind when considering colors. If your tiles and mat are soft and muted, a bright rack will likely look out of place and jarring.

☀️ A bit of contrast will keep your tablescape visually interesting in a good way! For example, if your mat and racks are light pastel colors, tiles that are medium in depth will be easier to see and create visual interest.

Want to learn how to play? Reach out to me here or through

📣 BIG NEWS! 📣 Our "Makeup for Maturing Skin" class is back by popular demand! Presented by professional makeup artist Paige Morrell and certified color consultant Meghan Glascock, this is the perfect opportunity to learn how to -

🧴 keep your skin glowing and healthy
💄 apply makeup to skin that is changing
🩷 gain confidence and have fun with cosmetics
🌟 select the best colors and products for YOU

Designed with the 35+ crowd in mind but open to all, this class includes a live makeup application demonstration, personalized assistance as you practice your new skills, and a supportive learning environment for everyone from the "I have no clue how to do makeup" to the Sephora obsessed woman.

🎁 Treat yourself or put it at the top of your Christmas list!

Limited spaces available to ensure plenty of time for individual attention and instruction. Register online today!