color theory Boston
“We had the absolute pleasure of working with Color Theory Boston, the incredibly talented husband-and-wife team of Brad Dufton and Kendra Amin-Dufton, on the design of our new condo in Boston’s South End—and we truly cannot recommend them highly enough.
After purchasing our 8 Streets condo, we interviewed five designers. Having owned ten homes/condos and renovated three, we were looking for someone who could elevate our already solid design sense—someone creative who would push us beyond our comfort zone. From our very first Zoom meeting with Kendra, we knew we had found the one. She brings an infectious positive energy, paired with years of experience and a truly refined design eye.
Our goal was to create a masculine, elegant, and elevated home after relocating to Boston 18 months ago. We started by sharing an inspiration board with images, furniture, and color palettes we loved. Kendra responded with a thoughtful and inspiring design board that perfectly captured—and enhanced—our vision. From there, we collaborated closely, refining every detail until everything felt exactly right.
Kendra’s communication throughout the entire six-month process was exceptional. She was consistently responsive via text and email and made multiple visits to our condo during construction and the rebuild. What truly set this experience apart was her hands-on involvement—she was even there on move-in day to help oversee placement and layout, ensuring everything aligned with our collective vision. And she continues to support us with finishing touches like art placement and styling as we settle in.
From the moment we began working together, we knew choosing Color Theory Boston and working with Kendra and Brad was the right decision. Now, as this process comes to a close, we not only have a beautifully designed home—we’ve also gained two wonderful friends in Kendra and Brad.
We wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for a thoughtful, creative, and deeply collaborative design experience!
Daniel L. and Rob S.”
