Looking back, I wish had used that color, instead I used a blue-gray.

It's the norm .Wanna do colors?  

@James Gallagher you may want to get rid of the existing doors and then buy a set of doors and drawers that match the color of the boxes you have.

I'm a one man band so what has been helping me is keeping my spread sheet of leads color coded.

They are a sturdy vinyl window with several options (grills, screens, color and so forth) and install nicely.  

Walls should be neutral (light grey or white) with pops of color to make the listing stand out3.

Currently, it lacks any graphs / charts, but I am planning to add them.If you find it useful and have some suggestions for improvement, please let me know.Two things to note:1) to use it, click File (Alt + F) of the google spreadsheet (NOT of your browser) and "make a copy"  and then work off your own copy.2) There are two worksheets "Financial analysis" and financial summary.Enter your data in the Financial summary sheet in the fields colored bluehttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1xgldX8iIHUWVNM7NnketsD8y_Fn1ax4ggusuQ333jwo/edit?

Now, we use a generic cursive font to generate the letters so we can put the name of our employee buyer in that area on it.These go out on yellow stock and the entire letter including address, return name and address and personalized name of the recipient are all printed in batches using a very cost effective HP color laser printer.

If I find something that will be simple "lipstick", I will be in and out quickly, and I don't personally have to do much in the way of labor other than choosing colors, ordering supplies, writing checks, and then marketing - then I'm okay with $10K - my earnings per hour invested are great. 

By comparison, Home Depot (and HOBO where available) has a myriad of door style, wood, and color choices; albeit a lot of it special order.