Her career began with the management of fine art galleries: first, in Washington DC, then continuing on to Durham, North Carolina, and finally to Hanover, New Hampshire. These stops served to hone Page’s interest in working with artists, crafts people and the general public. When she moved to Vermont, Page continued these interests while taking courses in Art and Architectural History at UVM and starting a family. (She even designed and built her own home with the help of her brother, Washington DC architect Carter Jones.) In 2005, her business was born, and since then Page has assisted clients with a wide variety of projects, art and design work. As an artist, I believe that inspiration lies everywhere. At home. Outdoors. In the world around us. I try to draw on this inspiration every day in my work. Here are a few things that, lately, have kept me fresh and inspired. Selecting a palate with rhythm and balance is integral to the success of any project. And choosing a color is best done in the light of a given space. Using her unique perspective, Page Frantz will work to select your interior and exterior paints — factoring in room orientation, transitions and natural and artificial light. All in an effort to perfectly suit you.