"Having my book of colors has been a game changing secret tome I knew it would be. I've finally been able to organize the messy confusion in my wardrobe and sort out what works and what doesn't with a sense of closure."
Karac Howington, Chattanooga Tennessee
"You have changed my life and brought me great joy."
realtor Lisa McRae, Atlanta Georgia
SINCE 1964
AN IMAGE CONSULTING SERVICE AS UNIQUE AS YOU ARE
"Color is an expression aliveness.
Expressing your Truth through
harmonious color and style is dressing your Spirit.
I am here to make a planetary difference
so that each person experiences themselves
as Harmony."
John Kitchener
"The range of colors is truly impressive plus it has given me a greater understanding of myself."
S.C., United Kingdom
"It has completely changed my experience of shopping and wearing clothes from dread and drudgery to excitement and creativity."
Jon Bernie, San Francisco
"John saved my sanity. After my palette and Essences, everything made sense."
Sarah Charrois, Alberta Canada
Celebrating his 45th year as a PSC color and style consultant, and now PSC Director, John Kitchener is considered to be the world's finest color and style consultant. He has individually analyzed over 20,000 clients since 1978.
Additionally, he has consulted with numerous organizations and businesses including Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's, and IBM. He has also been a featured guest on CBS television's "People Are Talking". He and the PSC concept are acknowledged in and are the basis for the book "Shopping For The Real You" by Andrea Pflaumer.
John Kitchener is considered an international treasure. His precise color discrimination, highly developed intuitive abilities, and an unbridled enthusiasm for his work have rewarded him with world-wide acclaim from his many devoted clients.
John is a life-long artist. Born in July 1953, he was born and raised in Berkeley California. He received his Art BA and graduate work from San Francisco State University. Famed photorealist painter Robert Bechtle and the artist-mystic Jose Arguelles were his two primary teachers at SFSU. Although his primary medium is photography, he has also worked in stained glass, ceramics, and in both oils and acrylics. Coming from a family of artists, his mother was a prize-winning quilter, and his father was a greatly acknowledged San Francisco-based architect and gifted watercolorist.